What a depressing birthday...
One year old, already dead, imagine that. All the care put into it wasted by greed and poor decisions. I wasted $30 on a product only for it to lose its value to me in a year. A free game can last longer than this, so why can't BfN?
This was never on us. We didn't stray people away from the game. Electronic Arts and PopCap Games are the only perpetrators here. They're bad design choices led to its demise and milked the life outta it. All that remains are ignorant players who don't realize that the murder had been committed. I can't believe after asking such simple demands nine months in cannot be satisfied. Add in the truth that they stripped away its personality with elusive money-hungry tactics make for an abomination I've never seen. It's appalling that so much love has come from us and anger and neutral feedback yet inaction until a great excuse has come upon them.
I wasted money on this. I wasted time to solve this conflict. I wasted my optimism for greed. And if you think the game is possible to be saved, don't bother. After playing one match I've felt horrible; lag, bugs, controls, bots, balance, and other issues continue to plague this game 365 days into the market. So please, I beg of you not to even try and save this game. It's better to get the best after this than make all these petitions for nothing. Because in the end, it's all just a game. And it's all just business. To EA, we're nothing but ignorant consumers that have fallen victim to their tricks for bucks. In conclusion, I've realized that there is nothing you can do to save this game. And it's better to doubt that than to dig for nonexistent hope.
- Here's the thing: if you ask yourself "would I recommend this game to my friends" it'd probably be no since they wouldn't play for as long and there isn't enough good content to keep interest. I've never told my friends to play BfN because it'd just embarrass me that I play a waste of $40. Have you?
