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24 hour refund policy except it takes more than that to download a game lol. Excellent support team exists only in your dreams, and cherry picking a single game with a christmas sale is far from representing the general rule with EA.
SimCity massive server crash or something. BF4 most broken mess of a game ever when it launched. After many failed patches they set up the <<CTE>>, they basically used the players' frustration to force them into working for Dice, for free. ME3 proper ending sold as dlc, live support by subhuman creatures who often not only won't provide help, but are barely able to form sentences that make sense.
Why don't you crawl back under your rock, please?
It [Great Game Guarantee] is actually 48 hours and no questions asked, and Valve took more than a year to put in their own system (which also isn't without faults). Steam Support is infamous while the "sub-humans" you continue to insult on EA's support team have helped me with multiple situations (including a retail copy of Crysis that wouldn't launch) and many complaints I've reported about Origin have actually been improved in updates. Not to mention, Origin supports playing games halfway through their installation, while Steam tried that once with MKX and it was an unparalleled disaster.
It's slow internet, takes me a day to download, say, a 30 gb game, often more.
Lots of experience. Battlefield and origin issues. Random disconnects, account in use, unable to connect to servers, constant crashes, extremely low fps for no reason and the problems never stop. Their advice never fixed a single issue for me.
You mention one game that received a sale shortly after release due to Christmas. If that's what you consider evidence, please never, ever, work as a judge. You refuse to aknowledge even the worst things EA has done yet you talk about fair sided. I'm not fair sided but you're a damn fanboy.
I have gotten a refund, Crysis 3 when I bought it on sale and my crappy turd of a computer couldn't run it. It worked perfectly. Here's my question, did YOU try to get a refund at any point?
Agreed - and besides what do people expect when this game company is responsible for making a game version of a massively overpriced / overpaid and underperforming sports industry. To the credit of EA (eugh i feel sick typing that) at least they are replicating the cost of these sports in real life into the digital medium
Yet you still do business with them?
But there is still the fact that I've heard more positive things about EA support than Steam support.
You're being quite childish now. Here's how it goes.
Base game = Just the base game and nothing more.
Deluxe Edition = Get access to some extra guns quicker and gets to play the first DLC released 7 days early.
Ultimate Edition = Base game and Premium.
That's it. It isn't hard to understand. Yes you can buy battlepack for some of the BF games but you really don't need to. For BF3 and BF4 there are a lot quick access packs you can buy if you don't want to level your character.
You only get the first DLC not all of the DLC in Deluxe.
So? Steam did this for ages before they finally changed but then Developers got in charge and it was turned back to that.
They are wrong. Battlefront gameplay is just fine and there is a lot of fun in it.
There is enough difference because they are suited for different ranges.
Once again if they got a true WW1 we would have even less content. That means, no tanks, no vehicles, no planes, no SMGs, no LMGs to carry, no heavy armor pickup, no bombers, no zeppelins, no uber train and most grenades would be gone.
DICE added as much as they could to the game but they are working with WW1 and that era does not have much variation.
Indie games are SELF PUBLISHED games from small studios. Plants vs Zombies are published by EA a gaming giant and has a large development team for the game. It's not an Indie game anymore. Also calling it indie game doesn't exactly make your point valid.
I looked at the game and it would cost me $9 and it was on sale. Before that it was like $20 and it's about average.
You have not posted any proof of anything. You're just spewing hate and can't handle an argument without insulting people which is why you're banned.
The vote for worst company is not a good measurement because it got rigged the moment gamers saw it.
Origin itself works just as fine as Steam does. It does certain things better like detecting games when you move them.
Their games do not lack content and the DLC to BF3 and BF4 proves this because it adds twice the amount of content to the game. Something any previous BF game could just dream about.
I'm sorry, but... that was a proper roast. DAYUM.
#dontf***withmods
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GPXkjtpGCFI