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- EA_Darko8 years ago
Community Manager
Please see the following Xbox help articles for information on Parental Controls:
- Anonymous8 years ago
I've tried all the old-wives tale solutions (FAQs) and other rhetoric in EA "help". The primary (home) account user can access multi-play battlefront and regardless of the Xbox Parental Controls (or age of the child 15), the sub-account can not play multi-player. I haven't even broken the news to him that the elite DLC is likely stuck in my inactive account.
I would love to find an alternative before I just return it and then ban EA games from my house due to misleading and deceptive conduct.
- Anonymous8 years agoI have yet to find a solution. This is EA’s problem and their mistake for not allowing sub accounts that have unrestricted access(regardless of age) to their multiplayer online. Would be great if they could at least respond with a notice stating they are working on a hot fix for this issue. I understand the game just came out but parents are purchasing this game for their children for Christmas only to find out they won’t be able to play the largest selling point of this game which is the multiplayer.
- Anonymous8 years agoThis is not an Xbox security or privacy issue. This is an EA issue and I would appreciate it if you guys actually looked into why sub accounts are being blocked access to the multiplayer even when they have been granted age appropriate access to the game via the xbox’s Family account settings...
- Anonymous8 years ago
I have done all of that already and it does not work. This is NOT an Xbox problem. It is an EA problem. Did I really spend That much money on a game that will not work for the age group most likely to play it? Fix this already.
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