They forget to mention that targeting the police earns x100 points. The crazier the police the bigger the reward.

In all seriousness, this is beyond ridiculous.

Is this serious? How dumb are these police? Spreadsheets? Points? Kill himself so he won't give points away? WTF? Being this stupid just outed the syndicate between NRA and the police. This is just disgusting. Disrespecting the intelligence of everyone in the world by being this stupid and spreading absurd stories. Why can't they just stfu and accept the fact that there are broken people in this world. The cause? Society breaks people.

@Saketume @xavor01 Uh... did you miss the part where they said they increased server capacity by 120%?

@tachsniper @Suikogaiden and whats wrong with damage controls? Even refunds are damage control tactics. What do you want? EA to sponge bath you?

@notorious98 @Suikogaiden refund for what? The game ain't broke. The servers are. The game has been widely regarded as great, despite server issues. So why would you want a refund, when you'll be back in the shop buying the game (again) when the server issue is fixed.

@Bgrngod Are you really that short-sighted to make a comment like that? Do you know how costing works?
Anyways the best thing to do these days with games is just don't buy the game on release day. I can tell you how much frustration i avoided by purchasing the game a couple days later. Why get yourself into a terrible mood over a game that has absolutely no impact on life?

@Zaistev_basic @Unfallen_Satan Companies exist to make profit for shareholders. It's no surprise many of the players in the industry are enforcing practices that deter piracy. Why are you blaming the companies who are trying to prevent theft of property? Try to imagine a world with out piracy? Do you think DRM would stilll be around?

Having said that there are practices that have become out of control. DLC and microtransaction for example. But then again the only reason why the gaming experience has change is due average players having more and more disposable income. Currently though, there is a slowdown, perhaps a slide, of disposable income. Companies have not adjusted to this slowdown, thereby causing friction to the market.

@Eagllefirestorm @twe1ve_5tones @kamikazeespleen It doesn't matter in this context, mainly because there are too many information that's not revealed. The only thing that matter is the fact that 2011 was when they were sued first. Not as what OP purports

@kamikazeespleen did you read the part where he initially sued nintendo in 2011?

wow way to squeeze out more money off the market! Gotta love all these tactics companies are pulling.