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this post was submitted on 09 Nov 2023
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Okay. Dev goes into negative shoveling even more money and retaining the original development team into a product they already released to apologize. New expansion completely revamps the game and ignites hundreds of positive reviews and complete public opinion turnaround.
Now remind me when modern EA ever gave a game post release care. Most of their catalogue is just games they already released but with less features now so they can add it back in 4 years as a marketing ploy to be new. They aren't even in the same league.
Any of the PVZ garden warfare games getting emergency patches to this day, Sims 2 Ultimate Edition being given away for free when Sims 4 launched and technically speaking revamping Sims 4 from an online game into a normal Sims game months before the official release due to the backlash caused by Sims City's release.
And if we're talking greed, It Takes Two's demo allows you to fully play the game if your friend owns the full version, also fun fact, the incredible 3D platformer Fe was published by them, and is worth a try, even if you simply pirate it.
CDPR execs put the Devs under incredible crunch, and then acted surprised when the product wasn't up to snuff on release. Say what you want about EA, atleast their games aren't released with game breaking bugs happening in cutscenes of all places. They released the buggy mess known as Cyberpunk2077 not as an Early Access Title, but as a full release, lied about performance on console, and then simply kept one of their promises, that being 'content updates', and suddenly everything's forgiven?