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Not that big of a deal for me. I refuse to buy EA games.

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25 points

So Say We All!

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5 points

Unexpected Battlestar Galactica.

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2 points

So say we all.

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6 points

If only their single player games were available without their shitty DRM.

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17 points

Pirates of the Caribbean music intensifies

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85 points

Oh no! What will I do without EA games?

Oh wait, the same thing I’m currently doing. Not even playing them when they’re free on Gamepass.

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16 points

Preach. I got a free EA game from the epic store once. Even at that price point, it was not worth what I paid. Literally, there’s so much better shit I can fit in 100GB that even at 0$ that’s a bad investment

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I once made the mistake of buying the EA Pass (or whatever it’s called) on a discount. The entire catalog was nothing but 5-10 year old games. The only new games in the catalog were the two worst titles to put in your shitty pass: Battlefield 2142 and fucking FIFA.

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2042 or 2142? Many a night was spent boarding titans.

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The newer, shittier one. (So 2142 I think)

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how will I cope wothout playing the latest shit football game that’s the same or. maybe even worse than the one from last year?

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Reposting my other comment from another thread:

How invasive do you have to be to ask your users to install a Kernel driver just for a stupid anti cheat that will still get bypassed within a week… like… I only see negative points with this. Cheaters still exist on Valorant and they won’t go away any time soon. Even if one day they ask you to change your CPU to an anti cheat approved one, it will still get bypassed.

These Kernel anti cheats are useless because they run on the client side. As a developer, anything that doesn’t run on your computers is out of your control.

Which raises the point, why don’t they just improve their server side cheat detection? Something like sending the mouse movement data + accuracy etc. in between each round and scan it. If it comes out positive then have the community review the footage. CSGO does this very well IMO. Especially since now we have AI and people have made pretty good cheat analysis models for server side anti cheats

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Which raises the point, why don’t they just improve their server side cheat detection? Something like sending the mouse movement data + accuracy etc. in between each round and scan it. If it comes out positive then have the community review the footage. CSGO does this very well IMO. Especially since now we have AI and people have made pretty good cheat analysis models for server side anti cheats

Because anti-cheat isn’t the point. They’re trying to get you used to installing invasive spyware on your machine in exchange for a little temporary Privelege.

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45 points

From my point of view: Bad for EA. No run on Linux or Steam Deck? No purchase.

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30 points

Bad news for EA.

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