Yeah I’ll be one to add to the frowning trend that EA is TEEEEERRRRRRRIBLE.

Never been real big on it.

That’s true too. A lot of games worry more about sequels then completely rebooting or changing things to a point that makes it so they can push it and get more money from it. Rather than worry more about how to make more money. It’s supposed to be for the enjoyment of the game and the story it’s meant to tell! Not something that you recreate, make more side stories, side mini games, mobile game this one, add a visual novel to this one, go back and rework the first again with one additional thing added, and so on. It’s supposed to be something you visit once and explain things well enough to a point we understand from then and wait for the next.

Yeah I know if you come up with a good idea you can make a living from it. Just look at Scott, who made the Five Nights at Freddy’s games. He’s made a killing off the games, books, merch, and soon Hollywood movie. One where the directors were both satisfied with the script. Scott saw it and threw it out. Saying “he has one better than this.”

One big thing I’ve noticed? A lot....a LOT of games have gone the direction Fortnite did with the “season pass” thing. Where you have tiers for leveling up or completing challenges. You get special items for doing it, but if you have this pass? You get more special items, daily bonuses, exclusive items for that season and more. It’s like microtransactions, but with an additional push to say, “hey, you want this don’t you? Yeah ya do.”