EA's tweet met with the backlash you'd expect, and - to give EA creditYeah they did not get it, one of their most of not their most successful
- after several hours the marketing department that made the tweet
pulled their head out of their ass and accepted the majority view with
good grace. But I doubt that the lesson has really set in; EA will
remain as relentlessly determined to push as much of the market toward lucrative live-services and would pull the plug on pay-once
single-player today if they could.
Am 02.07.22 um 00:47 schrieb Spalls Hurgenson:
EA's tweet met with the backlash you'd expect, and - to give EA credit
- after several hours the marketing department that made the tweet
pulled their head out of their ass and accepted the majority view with
good grace. But I doubt that the lesson has really set in; EA will
remain as relentlessly determined to push as much of the market toward
lucrative live-services and would pull the plug on pay-once
single-player today if they could.
Yeah they did not get it, one of their most of not their most successful >title last year was a pure single player game where they even only gave
the studio a little bit of money to wrap it up.
They have their heads up so much in their backside regarding after sales >revenue that they do not get it...
I could not care about EA anymore and probably will not, every few years
a good game comes out from them which is worth buying the rest can be >ignored. There are so many good games from other publishers and smaller >studios that I could not care least about the output from EA.
On Sat, 2 Jul 2022 11:54:34 +0200, "Werner P." <we...@gmx.at> wrote:
So maybe single-player /is/ dead. Who am I to say different; why
should anyone listen to me? I don't have $500 million marketing budget
to say otherwise, after all.
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