Linear wrote

TSNYC wrote

Linear wrote ..Yet you buy the games and packs every year.

You disagree with my post? Your copy of Fifa contradicts this.

Just because I buy the game doesn't mean I agree with the company.

I pay for petrol for my car, does that mean I agree with the money greedy companies that push the prices up? No

Stop trying to act smart.

Your analogy is making me wet myself.

You do realize that (especially in the UK), a massive, massive chunk of that is tax? The actual petrol is incredibly cheap.

Also, beside from that, how on Earth are you comparing a football game for petrol for your car...Something that is probably a reason as to why you have the job you do etc?

Stop trying to not look like an idiot.

That is a accurate analogy, and makes sense.
Both comparisons lead to the company of the product.

Petrol being cheap?
Last time I checked, we dont dig up our own personal Petrol, we buy it from a servo, (With all things that are purchased are taxed).
Your argument for Petrol being cheap, is like saying a Nike Shoe is worth $10-$20 from what it is made of, but is retailed at $100. (Those are just example figures.)

Not sure if you own a car or anything, but buying petrol is not certainly cheap. $1.60 a litre here in Australia from which it has risen from the $1.40 odd mark it was at around 1 1/2 years ago.

I don't have a job I'm a student. It was just an analogy I didn't say it was perfect.
Either way I can express my opinion on the company, just because I buy their products doesn't mean I lose that right. How do you expect developers to get better without criticism. EA are not a nice company and their customer service is disgustingly bad. But at the end of the day they are a business and there ultimate goal is to make money, which as it happens is something they are very good at.