The network this game runs on has been trash since day one
Iv just spent the last 30mins pressing start and getting hit with error after error. This is the worst its been since launch. This game could have been offline with an option to play online if you wanted. Instead its totally useless if you cant connect to the a buggy network. You cant even access it, after paying extra for the premium content, i cant even play the game. I dont care if its early release you cant take a customers money and provide nothing in return except errors for half an hour.EA TOS Not Following Their Own Customer User Agreement
Hello everyone. I have played battlefield since it first came out as 1942. My origin/ EA app dates back to 2010. On 11/02/2025 I was away with the family but somehow got banned for misconduct. Think it should not be to hard to rectify I went on their website and filled out he appeal. it took them a little over two days to get back to be with a denied. No reason why. I then again appealed it. within about 20 minutes they denied it again with out a reason. This went on for hours. I then decided to go the the online chat with their advisors. I have proof they are not human but indeed AI. Same goes for the TOS team. There seems to be no way to get in contact them other than email of a appeal. They have no supervisor or manager above them and nobody that works at EA seems to know their whereabouts. Per the EA Customer agreement we have the right to request a actual human to look over our account and make a judgment. It states it in chapter 15. It also states on the EA help website that their TOS department is actual humans and their advisors are actual humans. After calling them out on their chat with a fake advisor they then have somehow prevented me from accessing their advisor chat. I will be posting this proof of my findings on this website and every other social media website as well. The will be taken to arbitration since that is what we are allowed to do per the Customer agreement. But if the judge finds they misled and lied then their could possibly be criminal charges allowed against them and class action lawsuit can be filled.I don't have access to my old email. The account is over 10 years old.
Recently, EA started requiring codes from your registration email. This didn't happen before. I'd already restored my account once, but I thought the EA app would remember me and not ask for a code again. But when I returned from a business trip, it asked for a code again. I've already contacted the support chat, and they're asking me various questions that I don't remember anymore; I registered over 10 years ago. I'm offering them the files EA stores on my PC so they can verify that it's my account. I have a game called Buttfield on Steam that I played. I give them screenshots and photos, asking them to take their files, but they're unwilling. They're waiting for me to remember all the information they're looking for. Where else can I go? I have a lot of EA files on my PC from over 10 years ago, including their logs, and old Steam games with game keys. I'm contacting them again now, but the chat channel is inactive, so I can't use it anymore. My PC contains a lot of files, videos, and photos from various EA games on my account, but they're not interested. It's strange. They're not interested in the EA game linked to Steam, with keys. I played it, and there's a Steam post about it. My purchase was made through Steam. My Steam account is linked because I played it through Steam. Below are a lot of photos from games with my username and my account.
UKs Online Safety Act - Age Verification?
Hey. Does anyone know if EA are planning to put age verification on games, because of the online safety act? The user-to-user section means that any user content has to be heavily moderated or age restricted. Does this mean we won’t be able to use online features in games like Battlefield 6 without verifying age? Will individual features like chat or custom portal content be age restricted? Or will all online play be limited? I’m aware Microsoft is restricting voice chat for strangers and games like GTA5 are age-restricting online modes. Social media like reddit have turned to Persona with their shady practices, policy to keep biometrics for years to train their AI, and their only UK GDPR compliance officer being a welsh spiritual retreat owner. Will EA be doing the same for every online game in their library? If so what will it look like (government ID, AI age estimation, credit card check)? Will it be disability and accessibility friendly (options other than unreliable AI face ID or passport)? And is there any info on what company EA will be using? I tried asking support, but got an automated reply on following game rules then “we can’t help you, use the forums”. Considering the law is active now and EA are liable for its current library of games, and they are racking up pre-orders for BF6 which may have to change player requirements to follow this silly law, I think it’s pretty important to get an answer asap :| Thanks.
