Hmmmmm... EA always sees things as a learning opportunity while their practices tend to show they haven’t learned sh*t. I was once very excited for EA products, but now with so many other people making great content and this continued practice by EA, I have no problem cutting future EA titles out of my collection. Thank you EA for saving me money. To those who don’t mind the stuff EA continues, enjoy... sincerely to each their own. I’m out.

I’m happy to see others are as disappointed as me that Deep Down has been so quiet. I literally brought it up around November or so and sadly no one I spoke with knew or remembered what I was talking about. It’s trailer was what made me realized the potential leap from PS3/XBOX 360 to the PS4/XBOX 1 was bigger than I anticipated.

@93ChevyNut: Scooby Doo speech disorder?

@ryanvandam: ^^^ that

@grnsuperman4: Somebody better let God of War know that no one cares about linear games, because I’m pretty sure they said it will still be linear. Stupid people with their linear games to make a superior story.

Please tell me when he said “it’s a trap” he yelled it out just like General Ackbar.

@groowagon: Yep, being a fan is exactly why I bought the first EA Battlefront. After playing it I told myself “I don’t care how big of a fan I am, I’m never doing that again”. Here I am two years later, not even remotely interested in purchasing this shit.

@catsimboy: Holy hell, accidentally posted pretty much the same thing at the same time.

Ultimately it comes down to skill and not Star Cards, but we put a cap on credits that can be earned in arcade mode so people can’t grind and potentiall gain an advantage... by being able to purchase more star cards.... that don’t matter because it comes down to skill.

@livedreamplay: I unfortunately did give in to the hype of the first one, but that burn has made it all the easier to ignore this.