Eurogamer claiming a source has told them no DLC is coming out...

Sociopathy.

These people operate on a worldview that anything that isn't made just for them deserve to be dragged down, and the people who make and enjoy those things deserve harassment and abuse, if not to outright die.

Yep for many people,

Its not enough that they are unhappy about a game. Because if they are, You better be too because they won't accept anything else.

Its probably repetitive of me of showing it again but Jim sterling summed it up perfectly, when he spoke about the time where he was insulted not for giving bad score to games that people loved (like witcher 2 and assassin creed 2) but for the positive score he gave to DMC 5. His personal enjoyment of this game was apparently a huge crime in the eyes of the internet... 




That kind of behavior happened before with pretty much every bioware game. Years before, Mass effect 3 was the game to trash and some were quite vocal about anyone who had anything positive to say about that game, not the ending but the game itself.

After that, the hatred turned to dragon age inquisition, sure the game had a critical acclaim but there was still a very vocal part of the internet angry at the enjoyment of others. 

But it finally exploded with MEA and everybody who had anything positive to say about it was  pretty much going into a toxic wasteland whenever they were going into a youtube comment section, reddit and most part of the internet when the release happen in march 2017.

BEfore some people get upset, I am not speaking about the people who just did not enjoy any of the previous game I mention. IF you criticized them by saying "I did not liked these games, here's why" no problem, What I am speaking of is harassment and insults to people who had something positive to say, I remember angry joe got tons of people thinking he was paid by EA for giving a positive review of dragon age inquisition.

Never mind the fact that he always harshly criticized them for years, but no for a lot of people, if you gave a positive review to DAI, you were a sell out...

Even Jim sterling who did not even gave a positive review to MEA was accused of being a sell out to EA, just because he criticized the harassment an EA employee received when some people thought she was responsible for the animation of MEA.

I can imagine some bioware employees working on the DLC right now, laughing at every dumb news article appearing again.

"Hey look guys, we're cancelled AGAIN!"

At least it'll be easy for bioware to find out which game journalism website/magazine not to do any interviews with anymore for any upcoming DLC and Anthem.

Until Bioware make statement either way, it's either coming or not. I'm not going to take notice of any more anonymous sources, or articles fuelled by speculation. I'll be happy if it does, disappointed if it doesn't, but I refuse to let the time between be taken over by an unnecessary emotional "it is/it isn't" roller-coaster.

IDK what has happened to journalism in the last couple of years, but this surge of unverifiable anonymous sources, click-bait reporting and filling in the gaps with whatever will have the greatest impact on readers has put me in a state of automatic dismissal of everything I read. It's like everyone has suddenly graduated from the Enquirer.

This "employee" must have some kind of axe to grind or something. If he/she feels like it's worth the risk to leak out this information to multiple sources, then something bad must being going in BioWare land, if this is true. This "employee" that's "in the know" must have NDA's out the wazoo, because he/she shouldn't be leaking this info, again if true. At this point, all my anger has been consumed by that hoax and Jason. If they come out and say no at this point, I won't be disappointed just relieved--like finally we got an answer. 

Also the comments about posting their info online and invading their privacy. Sound like something we accused a certain someone of a day ago?