Drudenhaus
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They already do this with Steam...why complain about BF2? Remember in HL1 when all the mods were free and how they all cost now?
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Majin said:EA has been ass fucking us for years.
Most of the time it's with games that really shouldn't have been released when they are. Games that still need work ie. BF2. Then they sit back and release a patch 8 or so months later that is just enough to hold you tight till the expansion that comes out just as fucking bugged!
Anyone else remember back when Patches didn't exist?
Back when game developers put out games that had been tested to hell and back and had almost no bugs.
Then the PATCH caught on and now, there is no reason to even finish a game before releasing it, cause you can always fix it later with a patch.
How fucking long before EA (oh and it will be them.. the bastards) puts out a game where you only get 3/4th of the game, and have to buy the ending in a "Ending Pack"?
GOD I HATE YOU EA!
Attean said:We're not upset that they're adding new content for a price.
We're upset because EA is interrupting the old content, the content I paid my good money for and I have no desier to further my experience. I just ask that they do not ruin my current one by making my play experience monetary.
His logic was, since the person who built that TV in the shop window was already paid to build it, its ok to break the glass and run home with it under his arm.Attean said:No, his logic was perfectly sound.
Majin said:Anyone else remember back when Patches didn't exist?
Back when game developers put out games that had been tested to hell and back and had almost no bugs.
Then the PATCH caught on and now, there is no reason to even finish a game before releasing it, cause you can always fix it later with a patch.
masher said:His logic was, since the person who built that TV in the shop window was already paid to build it, its ok to break the glass and run home with it under his arm.
Attean said:The answer is none. Not when a specific gun can give a player a huge advantage over another in certain situations.
KillRoy X said:Hello Epic? Can you call EA and teach them the right way to treat their community? Charge them for your time too....
I'm the Dude said:OMG, Speical Forces is 30 bucks--less now--and the booster is going to be 10 bucks. What the hell are people bitching about. I spend more than that taking the wife out to dinner.
Is hardware and bandwidth expensive? YOu could say yes, but that's not EA's fault.
Obviously some have issues with the game with their hardware and I won't touch that with a ten foot pole other than to say TONS OF PEOPLE ARE ABLE TO PLAY FINE.
And I've never seen the red name friendly bug in SF ever.
xerus` said:I think people are more worried that EA is going to turn this into a trend, and keep squeezing money out of products. All of a sudden booster packs start coming out every couple months, and you feel like you're playing a god damn MMO or something. That may be the extreme case, but just that EA is pulling this booster pack shit pisses me off, when I'm already pissed I spent 50 bucks on BF2.
GlimmerMan said:Which specific gun you talking about? I have SF and almost all the unlocks. But havent found any one weapon to be dominating.
QFTAttean said:That's a very good point. But there's a difference in releasing 8-10 hours of single player content in a COMPLETED package and not releasing a full product as EA is doing.
urbsnspices said:Some one mentioned how the flashbangs will d0m!n@te! While irritating I am neither afriad of the flash or the bang part.
Yeah, I was reading all these posts about how people are complaining about the uunfairness of the SF weapons.I'm the Dude said:But news flash, the stock BF2 weapons are just as lethal as any SF unlock or future unlock.
I'm the Dude said:Okay, if you really think the F2000, or G36E is owning you that much here's something I've heard works.
YOu have to have a friend with SF installed on their system. You go and log in as yourself on your friend's computer in SF and play a round or two. Viola, you can now unlock a few SF weapons for use in vanilla BF2 on your own machine. That's all the details I know about it.
But news flash, the stock BF2 weapons are just as lethal as any SF unlock or future unlock.
peacetilence said:It's more along the lines that we've paid the amount of money a completed game would cost and instead we get a shell of a game then have to pay extra for the complete game through expansions.
I have asked several times for people to explain this. The best answer yet is "F2000" with no explaination. I agree with you, and I also have almost all the unlocks as well (read, all the ones worth using).GlimmerMan said:Which specific gun you talking about? I have SF and almost all the unlocks. But havent found any one weapon to be dominating.
GlimmerMan said:So you think software developers should work for free for your enjoyment?
GlimmerMan said:Those developers are willing to work for free (or their enjoyment). EA is a for-profit company, not a charity. Just be grateful for the bonuses they include in every major patch.
Phoenix86 said:How are booter packs related to bugs in an original release? They aren't. Let's not drift too far away from the topic folks.
Stay on target, stay on target
Well if you want to go into that can of worms...Steel Chicken said:instead of their developers spending time on making new revenue enhancing expansions, they should spend time and effort fixing the original POS they released?
seems related to me.
Phoenix86 said:Well if you want to go into that can of worms...
What are all the current unpatched bugs that are "severe"? "moderate"? "minor"?
Really the only in game bug that ever affected my gameplay was the red tag bug. Even then it was minimal.Steel Chicken said:I dunno honestly. I stopped playing a while ago. I was sick of it. they just released a new patch, but I haven't even looked at it yet.
Apples to oranges. You can't compare a back catalogue purchase to a current modern day game. With the $25 difference between Steam and EA, I can go out and purchase the EA Star Trek Collection and the EA Sports Collection and end up with equal or more titles than Steam. Lo and behold, they end up being the same (but then again you've got manuals and physical CDs with the EA bunch).Kritter said:Where's the value at?
Torgo said:Apples to oranges. You can't compare a back catalogue purchase to a current modern day game. With the $25 difference between Steam and EA, I can go out and purchase the EA Star Trek Collection and the EA Sports Collection and end up with equal or more titles than Steam. Lo and behold, they end up being the same (but then again you've got manuals and physical CDs with the EA bunch).
Thanks for playing.