Star Wars: Battlefront II (The villagers are outside with pitchforks and torches)

Yea, especially now, that people in general stoke fires of resentment towards big corporations. For good reasons in many cases, but still - EA is not helping itself, and I don't just mean the whole BF2 shenanigans. Aside from other publishers joining on the loot craze trend, adding to the strength of backlash, I'm fairly sure that closing Visceral added to the fire too, and that's despite the fact that there were reports indicating that it didn't happen because 'heeey, no more SP games from EA!', but after a long period of trying to make this thing work and it just not gluing in the end, which is not something that happens rarely in game development world at all. I think at this point it'd probably be a good idea for EA to invest in good PR department, because they just keep adding fuel to the fire with the way they handle or market some things.

So everyone who disagrees is someone who works for EA? 

There was actually already a Battlefront II and it was fantastic.

None of this EA bullshit.

Got it ModBot!

 

Supposedly a game store put this out in front of their shop.

I've found this picture on twitter a while back. And I think it describes more or less the industry in general nowadays:

How long did it take you to finish it?

It's subjective. Not everyone has the same approach to playing games. Some are brisk and very efficient. Others like to take their time and so on. The two streamers I watched on different days were on hardest difficulty. They finished the campaign in about 6-7 hours. Would be less if they didn't spend time chatting to viewers and thanked the subs who re-sub for the month, people who donated, RL interruptions, etc.

Knowing AJ, he would have done some calculations of his own PT.   

That is hilarious, not content to let EA take to spotlight Activision just had to show everyone that they are still the shittiest company in the business, I wish people would say enough is enough and just boycott these companies sending the message that this type of shit is not ok buuuuut during just it's first month of release Destiny 2 still managed to become the highest selling game of the entire year.

I would still say EA is still mostly responsible since they were the first to adopt this mess in full retail $60 games but Blizzard-Activision have also done more than their fair share to help spread it. Then again I am sure all of the major AAA publishers have had their hand in it in some way shape or form.

Not seen the appeal of their games? Maybe you're not looking for the fancy graphics. They're pretty much tied with the Frostbite engine. Battlefield 1 was solid shooter. Except for the random crashes. That's pretty much my experience with Dice games.