I think it’s funny that EA publishes on steam now because you can see how bad the reviews are for e.g. the FC game. Most people are obviously not happy with the quality of the games. But some still buy them year after year, for reasons that elude me
Their base is casual gamers where it’s basically the only game they buy each year. The cost is very small in those terms, and they don’t want to be on the old version despite the issues.
I think it’s funny that EA publishes on steam now because you can see how bad the reviews are for e.g. the FC game. Most people are obviously not happy with the quality of the games. But some still buy them year after year, for reasons that elude me
Their base is casual gamers where it’s basically the only game they buy each year. The cost is very small in those terms, and they don’t want to be on the old version despite the issues.
They really could leave the engine as is and sell yearly DLCs to update the team rosters… but this way makes more money, I guess.
I just assume most people are idiots. That really explains a lot of these things.