Hardstuck-Platinum said:
Absolutely. If this does happen, let's hope it backfires and just acts as a load of free advertising for Marathon. They say that there's no such thing as bad publicity, but after Dragon Age Veilguard and Concord, I'm not sure about that anymore. It's almost as if people had the ability to influence those games into complete failure  |
Not true. Concord actually nobody cared... until numbers already indicated a flop. Only then it became an online debate. The reason it failed wasn't hate (which came after it already failed), but desinterest.
And for Veilguard - it didn't even do very bad. It didn't do great either. But it underperformed regarding the expectations. A pattern seen often that managers have inflated expectations of success. But EA didn't even care that much about that underperformance, the big news in their quarterlies was the much more hurtful underperformance of FC 25. So no, online discourse didn't cripple these games.







