Kendo 2

Bar Paly. She's amazing.

EA, you done did fucked up now...

...by Disney. ...by Warner Bros. BUT if Warner Bro.s bought them then maybe...just maybe they might through a few IPs at CDPR.

EA's stock value dropped another 5 points, making the total loss since Battlefront2's release estimated at $6 Billion. Individual stock certificates were $125.00, now they are at $100. And people really aren't talking about UFC2 yet...and the fiscal quarter won't end until Jan 31, 2018. Suck it, EA.

GOOD LORD...*face palm*

If they think their business model is a success they'll never change course. It's obvious that multiplayer, games-as-services and microtransactions are what they want; and people with more money than sense are rewarding them. Action RPGs published by EA might be things of the past. *shrugs* Regardless, I'll never buy anything they publish after all of the things that came to light after Andromeda was released. Battlefront2 was another confirmation for me; and I'm only interested in single player games anyway. Had my fill of multiplayer with WOW.

EA at it again with the pay-to-win bullshit; this time for UFC 3. https://www.astutegaming.com/single-post/EASPORTSUFC3BETA

EA states that pay-to-win microtransactions are here to stay. And the hardcore fan base wants Disney to revoke EA's franchise licensing.

This is from 2013...watch it anyway.

That's hilarious.

WATCH ANITA-FUCKING-SAARKESIAN CRAWDAD AND TRY TO BACK-PEDDLE ON THE VERY CULTURE SHE HELPED CREATE!!! Yeah...it's all 'problematic' now since the rape culture witch hunt is now targeting the abuser liberal men and the justifying liberal women making excuses for them.

Oh shit. IGN isn't shilling for EA anymore.

omg. Prepare to cringe like you've never cringed before. I guess SNL is trying to be relevant again? Yeah, that ship has already sailed.

That's fucking awesome.

My gold standard for a game is; $1 per hour game play for the main campaign. If a game I'm interested in doesn't 60+ hrs of campaign play in the base game then I won't buy it at full price. Increasing the price of a game based on number crunching and bean counting from some asshole analyst shows a lack of understanding. That $60 not only includes playtime invested but also 'little' things like story, graphics, replay value, and everything else gamers look for BEFORE they buy.

Of course they will blame the customers. It certainly can't be their fault.