@stillkoy
And where is info to back this statement up?
I've personally read that Conor Ford is in a position of authority overseeing cheating in Apex for the entire game/system/everyone...
Regardless of who owns EAC doesn't matter, it's not all that great to begin with, and do you honestly believe a company would actually use a product given to them as less inferior as you stated? That would be absurd on a business level to actually do this sort of thing.
Cheating does impact the gaming industry and it greatly affects businesses in a negative way.
look at fellow user mindtrick85 he is my source. Where are your sources?
So EA had over 200 tester just for Apex Legends.... crazy considering every season going back to about season 9 on launch had nothing but issues, the average player was shocked wasn't noticed during testing....hence the famous line, "Do you guys even test your game before you drop a new season?"
200 plus and season after season nothing but issues not caught prior to launch. Lol... at that point, I would have assumed none of them were doing there job properly and would have considered firing them all. But maybe this was just a money thing. EA did mention that Apex Legends was there #1 money maker and wasn't sitting where they would like it to be - and then, goodbye to mobile Apex, and goodbye to single player game and goodbye Baton Rouge.
Now with all that being said, am I the only one that thinks, "wait, what, over 200 hundred testers but only one guy banning players?"
What's wrong with that picture....
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