Looks like a reskin of FF15

I know it had high praise, but I really didn't like that game. The RPG had no depth, equipment was useless, the fight system was boring, looked flashy but it was shallow, the story was poorly presented, boring generic quest, etc.

I basically deleted the game halfway being bored and watched a youtube story walkthrough for the rest of the game

The thing I liked was the interaction between friends, but that seems to be missing here at least trailer wise.

And hearing it's again a console exclusive for a year ... I hope at least fans will be excited

EA ... you need some better business analysts

If they would've made the game F2P, with the campaign locked at 30$ and the first monetization system and keep releasing campaign DLCs , almost nobody would've complained and the player base would've been huge and make more money than now with the scandal.

I feel the games today are made for potheads. I mean I get the game to play for 30 min but after that omfg is so stupidly boring.

@battlestreak: He is not, he's right. A transaction is an exchange of goods. The trick is "nothing" itself is a good. That's why for example you can give one of your houses to your kids for free. The exchange was processed and that why Origin or any other site will give you a receipt for 0.0$, else there would not be any transaction and theoretically you would not own those things.

The legal stuff is more complicated, and if you sue Microsoft for this you'll probably lose because they will invoke the fact you were aware that it was a mistake. But if you make a class action lawsuit, the chances are you would win but on the basis they recalled the transaction, because it's easy to prove the fact you were misled.

Here are some details: http://www.out-law.com/page-429 .

@brightsunbeam: They don't have the right. I mean they might because theoretically the game you purchase is not yours. You're just renting. We gone so pathetic with laws and with the people dumbness that in the future we will own nothing, just rent them

@hystavito: Legaly they have to. Ofc the legal battle could take long and the chance for a class lawsuit are small, but theoretically they have too

@Archangel3371: Uhm it was: "Don't sue us, here kiddy" . Because basically if the game was free they have to give it for free. It's like going to a store, they have a giveaway and next day they knock on your do to get it back

@stevhall88: Yep, the leveling system and inventory is obnoxious.

"We are working with Microsoft and Sony to increase the Storage Limits on consoles."

So basically people pay big bucks for a console, for some reason accept to pay a fee to use it (their pay rent for their own object) and are limited by a lot of factors? Damn, it baffles me how people are so easy to fool and the amazing part is they like it so much they will defend the abuser

Well, I would've expected more for Bethesda. But I have to try the game myself before any verdict. Lucky there is piracy, so you can try before wasting money