Anonymous
9 years agoNHL 18 Beta Feedback Restriction
It's pretty obvious EA is doing the same nonsense they do every year, which they claim they don't, but they're only allowing access to feedback or considering feedback from the same ol "elite" players. Anybody who has common sense knows what needs to be changed or fixed in the game, but they only conform to these select hundred or so individuals who think they know anything about hockey when it's clear they don't. That's why year after year we see the same garbage in the game, because it satisfies the needs of these "elite" players that they probably employ so the rest of our opinions and feedback don't matter. Every year I see hundreds, maybe thousands, of comments for at least 3 of the same things people are saying need to be changed or fixed, yet they never change or get fixed. The majority's feedback, comments and suggestions don't matter so don't get frustrated that you aren't able to provide any for this beta. They already have their little clown minions set and ready to provide minimal to no significant feedback or changes to the game because well, if you've all paid attention to EA over the past decade, you know they hate making big changes to their games because it requires them to work hard and be diligent for once. Let's just all take the games as they come, knowing there will be major flaws and unrealistic garbage, and stop trying to get them to listen to us. They never will, they only care about their own self-interests and opinions of their own and the few "elite" plugs they employ.
- Hey @ChewRH,
Beta periods are the perfect opportunity to collect information on the game before release from the players who take part in the beta. We take on board feedback regardless if it's negative or positive. All we ask is that your feedback is constructive. If you are taking part in the beta could you let me know if you have followed the instructions to gain access to the board ? If that is the case let me know and I can assist you on this.
Thanks,
Roger.