Their TOS clearly states they can and will rorate games at any time for no stated reason. Anything their mouth piece spouts is just salesmenship trying to get people to buy into the BS. Frankly if people havn't learned by now and fall for it they deserve to lose their money. Just don't cry about it when you are getting fisted by the EA monkey on your back if you buy into this.

In the case of RPGs, 6 days the game could be completed. I knew that was too good to be true as who would pay $60 just for 1 game forever when you could page $30 and get the same thing (if not limited) plus 4 other games.

Play it, complete it. Then 8 months later when it's £10 buy it used and enjoy it again. :P

Sometimes I wonder if people are being st***** on purpose.

First, let's make a clickbait title saying you get only 6 hours to play games on EA Access.
Then when you read what's it's all about you realize (unless you don't want to) it's for the new Madden 15 which gives you a demo of the full game for 6h...

Because you have an agenda, put dismissing on auto pilot and proceed to the bashing... eventhough you have no clue what's it's all about.

Meanwhile some other service gives you 4 hours for 5$ for every single games... and it's awesome...

Some gamers amaze me.

To be honest, I don't get people's complain unless they were expecting unlimited access to new full games which sound unrealistic. Now if the restraint refer to older games then I would be pissed.

Hey, it's a choice!

Come on be real. If in 2018 I buy a months subscription, do you actually believe i'll have 5 years worth of EA games for that small price of £3.99?
If theyre so worried about someone finishing a game in early access' limited timeframe, I essentially could play & complete dragon age inquisition, mass effect and the tons of other non annualised games which are put on the service after a couple of years of their release, and I just paid £4 to play the lot.

The t&c is there because EA plan on rotating, they're not going to let someone with a months, or even a years sub access years of content for £4 when they subscribe. EA still sell games after their release, look at the mass effect trilogy for example.

It sounds reasonable for a game like madden or fifa. Naturally story games like dragon age or mass effect should have a story progress limit, or a campaign demo along with longer access to multiplayer/online portions of the game, especially if they're charging for it.

Wow, people defending EA when EA mislead people to begin with... Sure 6 hours of game time is not bad, but the issue is that EA mislead the consumer and that's why people are pissed.

Where do people get that EA misled anyone. This is not for vault games. This is how early access was described by the CEO weeks ago:

In some titles you’ll be able to play one of the game’s modes for a limited time, while other times you can jump right into the full game. And since you’ll always be playing the real game, any progress you make will carry over so you can pick up where you left off on launch day.

• Unlike demos, which are stand-alone chunks of the game meant to give you a taste but don’t provide the full experience, when you play a trial through EA Access, you’re playing the real game for a limited time, five days before the release date.
• If you buy the game once it releases, you don’t need to download or install anything; you can just pick up where you left off and keep playing.

Wowsers.. Lol.. I started a thread on this earlier, but it doesn't seem as popular as this one. Mods can lock my thread if need be.. No biggie.