@ecko_77

To claim that all games will be streamed is just silly, People will always prefer fully installed games over streamed content and therefore there will always be a supply. Any company that insists on not supplying what people want will fail, no matter how big they are.

This is what EA thinks of you and your money.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZR6-u8OIJTE

@swamptick

I suppose you must be some delusional idiot who thinks everything is perfect all the time. Complaining about products that aren't as promised is what helps to stop companies treating their customers like marks to be ripped off whenever possible.

Or is that the world you wish to live in, Mr quiet as a mouse, consumer?

What amazes me is that Bioware had the audacity to defend a 'Deus Ex Machina' ending using an artistic defence.

Deus Ex Machina, is an writing technique that has been discredited as the last desperate attempt by untalented and unimaginative writers since the great written works of Ancient Greece, thousands of years ago, with many writers who dared to attempt such a thing being publicly ridiculed.

So to claim this ending is artistic is frankly idiotic and the ghosts of Homer (no not that one) and Euripides must have been laughing for a week.

Unless their artistic vision was to look like talentless amateurs of course.

@topsemag55

Because if they stopped using lazy, amateur writing techniques for the endings they would be abandoning their artistic integrity.

Isn't that right Bioware?

@d_khan

You haven't played ME 3 or DA 2, have you?

The paid shills and fanboy budget for this thread alone must be costing EA/Bioware a fortune. But it's nothing unexpected, EA spend 3/4 of a billion each year trying to get us to bend over and swallow their junk.

@CrushedGear

LOL, seriously?

@slayer1090

They've changed what Splinter Cell is so completely they might as well cast Paris Hilton.

@klazzo

That's right, It belonged to (un)Lucky Lorenz, his body is still inside the ruins after it got hit by a tree.