Does EA care about loyal players?
I'm sure this is an unpopular opinion but after the recent re-branding and addition of paid for DLC into the base game from this last update, I've come to the conclusion that I don't think EA cares to...
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"Writin_Reg;c-17165132" wrote:"LiesSim;c-17165118" wrote:"catitude5;c-17165027" wrote:
There is a new life simulation game in development now called Paralives, it's open world, cars. EA needs some competition or there is no incentive to make this better.
I saw a video on Paralives' building system yesterday, it's looking quite good to be honest. It seems to have a lot of potential (the building aspect, I didn't see any gameplay). EA needs to step up their game.
Seems if any stepping up is needed - it needs to be Paralives - as EA has already proven themselves with 20 years of the Sims. Try comparing when Paralives has 20 years under their belt - Maybe the ought to at least get to the finish line and distribute the goods before you go patting them on the back. They are not the first in a long line of those who tried and failed to deliver a decent life simulation game over the last 20 years - keep that in mind. Seems like they are all good until it comes to the process of finalizing and delivering. Then you can harp when they can at least do that and it excels what you have had for the last 20 years. Means not a darn thing - just in production...
They're indeed only in production yet it already looks quite good. I never said "it is an amazing new game,everyone buy it when it's out", I said it seems to have a lot of potential. Not exactly patting on the back as if the creators are heroes, now is it? Besides what has EA proven lately? How much bugs they can put in a game and how they can ignore the bugs if they give the customers some free objects? Just an example, restaurants are a disaster for quite some players even though they've payed for a pack called Dine Out. Another example, some paying customers can't use the careers that are the center of a pack they bought called Get To Work.
EA needs to step up their game because it might be possible some competition is on the way. And no, I never said "the competition has arrived!". Not in my first post and not in this one. I have only insinuated that it's a possibility, nothing more and nothing less.
Please don't create your own narrative with my words.
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