@stukapooka Falling through maps, shooting while invisible, rate of fire changing, the list goes on.. I was happy to help at first, when I actually thought that they wanted and needed help. Working like I did and and delivering valuable info, only to see it brushed off and ignored. This was a work in progress, that stopped when they released new characters, maps, and abilities without bothering to fix what they already had. That type of response told me everything I needed to know, this is a money grab. Now with the economy tanking, parents won’t be so willing to toss money at a game for the kids. Games will have to be worth it, as people won’t want to miss their chance to get a good game. This is what made EA great in the early 90’s. Now it’s a smash and grab, toss as much on the market as possible and see what sticks. Games like this won’t survive when parents don’t pony up on in game transactions. (I say this as a player and parent of 9 year old twins)
Hopefully something good comes of this down turn and EA gets their collective acts together.
