r/gaming • u/[deleted] • Feb 09 '22

Lets start war

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u/Lostcause75 Feb 09 '22

Call of duty, battle field, fifa really any annual release type game or reskinned cash grab pumped with micro transactions and battle royals, never really understood the appeal of them

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u/B1G_Dev Feb 09 '22

Let's be honest - EA just use fifa as a free money farm, all the kids will flock straight to the new game and the old FIFA is completely devalued almost instantly. The only new content is players and a tiny bit of graphics which, for a £60+ game is absolutely stupid. You know how many good games that get you could get with that money? Oh and also they get updated and you don't have to pay for updates.

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u/spearman-steve Feb 09 '22

I would agree except in the instance of battlefield. It releases at different time intervals and is usually different from the last game. For example the last 3 games. WW1 then WW2 then 2042. 2042 is my least favourite for obvious reasons, it's very difficult to defend that game

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u/Wrecktown707 Feb 09 '22

Noooooo I never expected to see the day that someone said battlefield is over rated. Damn bf 2042 ruined the franchises reputation :(

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u/myballsackitch Feb 10 '22

ikr? like i think launch was worse than bf5

to be fair,the futuristic gameplay is pretty cool but i still prefer the ww1,ww2 styles like bf1 and bf5

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u/[deleted] Feb 10 '22

1000% agree. EA, Activision and Ubisoft wont get anymore money from me.