On Behalf Of All Players...
I’ve really had enough of this game. So, on behalf of all players, I think that it would be wise to commence legal action against EA & Dice for failing to provide a quality service/game. There ar...
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Highly unlikely you're going to get details on how to file a lawsuit against EA on an EA forum.
It may sound odd to you, but quite a few people have recently said, "This is the game we were meant to have." It's definitely in better shape than when first released, although that's usually the case with video games.
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@DarthFDG, I agree, it is in much better shape than it was. One thing I've always said about this game is that the environmental graphics are absolutely breathtaking, so I give all credit where its due to Dice for providing us with such jaw-dropping scenery. I've been playing both SWBF1 & 2 since their first release and even to this day, during competitive game play, I'm still thinking to myself how stunning the environments are - not to mention the music soundtrack to go with it.
It's such a shame that the engineering mechanics of the game don't meet the standards of the environmental graphics.
Dice/EA have lost a lot of players, especially loyal players because of all past and present issues and lack of content.
By law, if we ask, Dice/EA must provide us with details of who we can contact regarding this.
SWBF2 has a very large fan base filled with some of the most passionate gamers on the planet. If EA had of given Dice all the resources that they needed, then that would have provided Dice with freedom to sort out all the issues as well as adding frequent content - the player base would have then been massive.
All we have to do is get a trusted developer in the hands of star wars games.
@C-townladiesman , I'd like to apply for that role, though, I have never studied game developing, or coding, or anything like that, but I'm a very creative person who's full of fresh ideas and I know exactly how I would turn this game around. And yes! I can be trusted.
So, I'll have to buy the company for 1 dollar and employ a trusting developer on a voluntary basis until things pick up.
