@TheRealJayDee1 I like the skins too. A lot of people do and I haven't seen a single person outright tell another player to not buy them. If you like something then buy it, you're perfectly entitled to do so and make decisions regardless of what others think.
It's nice to see you and so many other people being more conscious of how they invest their money into this event, if at all. I hope you can put the money you save to better and more beneficial use can fund this greed machine.
But after all... EA don't want to keep their customers happy. They want to keep them invested.
For example, I was discussing the troubles surrounding Anthem with an employee of EA. We both played it and both found the game to be virtually unplayable, like so many others. I went to this person and said, "How could I file an actual complaint to EA to tell them I'm not happy with the product?" (as they were involved in community support for the company)
They replied, "you basically can't".
Why?
Well according to them, whenever someone complains, the developers have to specifically take the time to look into the issues raised, which is good I thought. But in reality? It is overall considered to be a waste of resources to EA. Why take the time to look into one problem after another when you can refine the ways you get returning profits through the content they churn out?
That's why things like Anthem are still massively flawed.
They didn't pull people from its production team because they did a bad job or that they want to improve the quality of upcoming IPs like Dragon Age 4.
Noooooo... They are employed solely to make said upcoming IPs a functional financial success.
