^Sorry, but when I read that I couldn't help but think of the most annoying bug in BF II's campaign that made it very irritating to play. The one where your cards do not stay set. It leaves you with just a default loadout with no option to Heal, speed up cooldowns, etc. The alternative of course is to restart the whole mission and stick with one loadout. It's been discussed at length on the forum and still no fix.
So again, if EA can't even manage things like that, a very fleshed out RPG would be miles harder.
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Oh really??.. I honestly haven't even tried the Campaign on BF II yet! So, I wouldn't know about that. But that does sound like it is an annoying one for sure.
I noticed there used to be a similar thing with Luke Skywalker's cards when online, and it was especially tricky to work with when playing H vs. V.
You are right. E.A needs to be getting on things like those. You do have a point that E.A does certainly need to pick up the pace and get into fixing those sort of things.
In my personal opinion, I am not too much of a fan of the sports games that E.A is known for and same with their Apps. They all feel the same to me, and they lack creativity and detail in those areas. They all just seem so "half-done". That is why I was so blown away with Jedi: Fallen Order
But if they could put majority of their focus into making the big RPG Open World Star Wars it would be a GAME CHANGER for them! They would get a huge boost in reputation, and the sales will most definitely be there too. And if their focus is put into this more so, it may help with their noticing and efficiency of simple bug fixes. That's just what I would think though. If their time and efforts are put into a big, quality Star Wars game such as this - as a majority, they could be a real powerhouse.
But.... E.A needs to focus on making it great and put the work there
