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g7z53co1r17z
Seasoned Rookie
1 day ago

What has services 2.0 accomplished?

Does EA really understand what they’ve accomplished since this services 2.0 upgrade. I get some weak chain letter that says they understand the frustrations of the mayors, but they have yet to do anything about this.
I’m visiting my city on a daily basis. I spend maybe about 20 minutes to collect taxes and bonuses, then I’m done for the day. Now you want your mayors to upgrade their abandoned buildings caused by your services 2.0 but the mayors can’t upgrade their services to manage these buildings because they were bankrupted from this upgrade to begin with? Great job. You’ve made this game very enjoyable for everybody now. Are you really listening to the feedback everybody is communicating to you? How many people are complaining? How many people are threatening to leave? How many people are no longer playing? Im sure you know the amount of time that people have spent playing this game. I am sure you’ve seeing a drastic decline in player time since these new upgrades. Seriously, was it really worth what you’ve done? I am sure you’re paid advertisers  appreciate what you’ve done.

for what it’s worth, I currently spend more time in this forum than I do playing the game.

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3 Replies

  • GrumpyBedlam's avatar
    GrumpyBedlam
    Seasoned Ace
    13 hours ago

    It's main accomplishment is that it is the most pointless upgrade ever and it has angered so many people. EA don't care what their customers think.

    The bottom line is that they want you to buy your way through it, anything you need can be bought one way or another, like if you don't have enough SimCash, buy some, send them money. The whole game is heading in that direction. You can buy COM points, Seasonal Coins, Event points, you name it you can buy it.

    It's a pay to win game now and if you let the tail wag the dog, it will turn out to be the most expensive game you have ever purchased.

    The days of walking into a shop and buying a game on CD or whatever for a one off payment are long gone. Especially so with EA.

     

  • CommandanteCito's avatar
    CommandanteCito
    Newcomer
    10 hours ago

    That is SPOT ON ! Buying a game, one payment, permanent version, long gone. Corporate greed is top priority. 

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