Okay, you refunded, now go do something else, bye bye.
Nah, I think I'll keep pressuring them to change because it's still BS what they pulled, and a lot of other people are still angry and screwed over so if I can help them I will. And as stated I would have no problem re-purchasing the game again in the future if they make good on what they promised, as well as iron out some of the bugs.
You lost your voice when you refunded the game. In fact anyone should only be able to comment in the Bf6 forum if they own the game. And if you think you'll "pressure" them you are pretty delusional, you know they've sold 7 million copies, right. EA is a Billion dollar corporation, they light their cigarettes with a hundred dollar bill. But what you can do is put forward your issue in a respectful way, you should be smart enough to know that "pressure" and threats are always dismissed immediately.
Clearly I haven't lost my voice, and limiting this forum is nonsensical. Not like this is the bug report section, this is general game discussion. I'm going to continue commenting to the best of my ability. What's not helping is whatever you're doing, whether it's bootlicking or rage baiting or whatever.
I didn't threaten anyone anywhere. As for pressure, they need to be pressured because this is an unacceptable way to handle a game. Pressure has worked in the past, and with EA games for that matter. A feature was left out of CFB 25 last year. This feature was shown in the settings however as being able to toggle it on and off in the game, but turning it on had no effect. There was a giant thread that I continually participated in on the CFB 25 section of EA forums. Three months after release, they patched it into the game.
My comments have been respectful for the most part. I've put forth ideas on a different server setup for the game, and stated what the company should do to make amends even if they don't want to change the way they designed Portal. I've maintained decorum, and a poor product and poor decision by a company deserves criticism. Especially when it makes the product worse after people have already purchased it.
