Stop spending your money on advertising, get a few more experienced workers into the studio and start designing a 'truly' next gen game from the ground up. CoD needs to drastically move on or die.
@jeffrobin @Defy_The_Fallen @vatorus true, but in this particular situation he's brashly said that a girl can't know about the games industry, that's not a joke, that's just flat out sexism.
@highlanderjimd @Defy_The_Fallen @vatorus I'm 17, I find newspapers, particular broadsheet newspapers, boring as hell xD And honestly I'm not really the 'political' type, I just know how to respect other people.
@vatorus Are you seriously saying someone can't do a good job at something because of their gender? It's people like you that make this world a worse place to live in. Sexism isn't big, or funny, or interesting, it's wrong. Shut up. Find a hobby. Stop insulting other people.
@Spartan-1657 @Defy_The_Fallen My PC doesn't run it either, I played BF3 on PS3 myself aswell, but it's the principal. They're putting minimal effort into something they'll make a lot of money out of for no reason. I can't even think of a good enough comparison to go against it because all the big companies do it nowadays which is a damn shame, Activision with CoD, even Valve with CS:GO.
And being a day one release is not the problem here. It's the fact that they're holding back content they've already obviously created. It's already there, why not put it on the disc / initial download? They're selling you an incomplete game and removing stuff they've already made and expect you to pay an absurd amount extra for it afterwards. Where's the good in that?
Believe it or not I do hold my own opinion, and it just so happens I'm also on the "EA Hate Wagon" as you say. I try to have a more objective view of things however and it's clearly obvious that EA are in the wrong here. And of course companies are in it for a profit, but when the desire for profit overcomes meeting the expectations and general well-being of consumers, it's not right. And it's people such as yourself that make EA continue their trend of holding back content (at least they got rid of online passes though eh?).
And like I said, after BF3 I lost interest in the series. In fact, it was the very title that made me sick of the modern military FPS genre in general. Back to RPG's and Halo for me!
Okay so I don't really follow the Battlefield series anymore but I just had to put my word out on this one. They're planning several DLC packs before the game is even out? Not just one, but two. And the fact that this one literally uses recycled content from the previous title just adds insult to injury. I mean, Frostbite 2's capability on PC isn't that far off of Frostbite 3's, they'll be putting minimum effort into this, and then charging full DLC price to consumers. That my friends, is how you alienate a fanbase.
@Pre_ordered_PS4 @Tigerbite2 Yeah, 40,000 Xbox Ones isn't that much at all. Considering the Ouya kickstarter alone had 63,000+ backers (granted not all of them were actual 'orders', but they still show interest) and a lot of devices were probably pre-ordered post-kickstarter aswell.
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