mjk45 on 21 February 2019
| starcraft said: What irritates me the most is that a couple of reviews have suggested there is the beginnings of a solid single player experience in there that got hijacked by a games as a service game. Like Bioware actually might have delivered what they normally deliver - a high quality single player experience. Even their latest outing (ME:A) was far better than gamers gave it credit for, which was still a higher score than Anthem is going to wind up with. But the real risk now is that rather than recognising their misstep and allowing Bioware back to their roots as a profitable-but-not-money-printing single player experience builder, EA will simply declare they underperformed and shut teams/the studio. |
I feel that there are many of us who are wholeheartedly agree with you and what you mentioned is a real concern, the point you made about MEA is even more poignant considering it was passed down the line so they could make Anthem.
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