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This is the most Whiney and Childish complaint ive ever seen about a games release. And ive watched 40 year old men throw temper tantrums at EB Games over a Pokemon Game for the Nintendo DS
This has nothing to do with ANYTHING. It's a GLOBAL release. Timezones DO NOT affect when it gets released on a country basis.
EVERYWHERE gets it at the SAME time.
It would be unfair if they did it to people who paid for EA
If a Game is set to Release for example Doom, on the 14th, Then the 14th happens in Japan a whole 24 Hours before the 14th arrives in NA. Meaning Japan has access tot he game for 24 Hours before NA does. To top things off, Early release was today on the 12th. Well right now its the 13th in Japan. Meaning anyone who pre ordered early access in Japan Techinaically speaking already had access to it last night.
Thats how Calenders and timezones work.
Then we also have to factor in Content creator/ Review copies of the games. Those dont get sent back to the Developers, and alot of the time those can be sold to people before the official release, meaning yes someone could have access to the game in advance of its release cause of Review copies being sold.
just use some common sense here my guy.
Your preschool called. They want you back for supplementary lessons.
And yours called, they want to revoke your Diploma for not understanding how basic clocks and timezones work.