What Anthem made me do....
- Thread starter sum1
- Start date
Ooo... I forgot about that one. I love CD project red. Lets hope they don't pull a grapeshot and release a cyberpunk witcher reskin.
Lmao I got $$ says it doesn't release in 2021 :P I think 2022 at earliest, 42 won't even go live till Q4 2020 I bet.Lets be honest here guys, none of us really give a shit about any of these games, we are just looking for time fillers until 2021 when Star Citizen finally arrives.
In context, I was talking about 2017-now. Honestly, EA has not had a game liked in that time. The last game I liked of theirs was Titanfall 2 in 2016.
All EA needed to do was get out one proper RPG Star Wars game out, and they failed!
supitza
Vault Dweller
Don't forget about The Outer Worlds, which is supposed to launch this year as well. Really looking forward to that.
Well again some of this is personal taste, I actually liked the last 2 NHL's but 2019 was a big let down, Madden's are the same way, some of their sports games are decent but again its hit or miss depending on the year, I did not like the last 2 battlefields for me BF3 was the best in the series, need for speed again hit or miss depending on the year. Titanfall 2 was great but I hated 1 because there was no story/campaign.
Its not just EA in the past few years that has done this, numerous big name companies like Bethesda, Bioware and Ubisoft have dropped the ball lately I think EA gets more attention because they put out 5 times as many titles as other companies and therefore you tend to see their brand a lot more. Again I am not really anti-EA or pro-EA I just think the trend of bad games, micro transactions and unfinished games being sold to the consumer is across the board and has become a standard in gaming these days. Personally I am against any company that does these things unfortunately I am also a gaming junkie who is so bored off his ass right now I will buy just about anything that is mediocre even if it only lasts 30 days and this is why companies get away with it. :P
Its not just EA in the past few years that has done this, numerous big name companies like Bethesda, Bioware and Ubisoft have dropped the ball lately I think EA gets more attention because they put out 5 times as many titles as other companies and therefore you tend to see their brand a lot more. Again I am not really anti-EA or pro-EA I just think the trend of bad games, micro transactions and unfinished games being sold to the consumer is across the board and has become a standard in gaming these days. Personally I am against any company that does these things unfortunately I am also a gaming junkie who is so bored off his ass right now I will buy just about anything that is mediocre even if it only lasts 30 days and this is why companies get away with it. :P
To put it short, something to add...
I have been seeing the same images the demo shown for some time now. Months? I mean, I think the demo splited from the development some time ago so I hope what we are getting in a week or two is much much better.
Anyway, we have up to 7 days after launch to ask for a reimbursement... Am I right?
I have been seeing the same images the demo shown for some time now. Months? I mean, I think the demo splited from the development some time ago so I hope what we are getting in a week or two is much much better.
Anyway, we have up to 7 days after launch to ask for a reimbursement... Am I right?
supitza
Vault Dweller
Theoretically. But I wouldn't count on it.
View: https://www.reddit.com/r/pcgaming/comments/acwkg6/ea_refuses_a_refund_for_the_game_star_wars/
The I will be Angry Nightlane, and later frustrated Nightlane :-p
Anyway, I am playing the The Division 2 beta and have been more satisfying that the Anthem one.
Let's see what happens with the Anthem launch. By the way, in a week or so (15th?) starts the prelaunch. Do you know if any player who prereserved can participate or just only the ones paying the subscription??