So, patches and updates are sometimes the bane of every simmers' existence. I'm just gonna be honest. A few times I got lucky nothing affected my gameplay. Then other times I was not so lucky. But what if a debug team was made to play test the game even with these patches as testing phases. That way if enough play testers reported bugs that could easily be fixed, and if none report any bugs or errors then release that update or patch. Just an idea you know....
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List right on the head. Going through, you put things in that post. But as to answer your question, what would it take for EA to care, this is what I feel we would have to do as the consumers. You know and I know this has absolutely nothing to do with EA. But Think about it this is a product that a billion dollar company put out and in some cases it's almost become unplayable and has been its way for years. If cash app can end up with a class action lawsuit and have to pay out, and my pillow be forced to give an extra pillow to those who thought they would get one and didn't for their customers. There has to be some way where a class action lawsuit could be given to EA itself because with how long it's been and just how much money every consumer has poured into this game it's about time they become accountable. If we could find some way to do it I believe it could get done no corporation is that powerful we just have to find a way to be able to do it. I don't care about saying it on this forum I'll say it anywhere else too.
