@logustuscaesar@Kbez23 If EA hasn’t started then they’re behind, and it just furthers my argument that there needs to be more competition in their industry. The average steam game reaching top charts right now is made by 3 Ukrainian dudes + Claude and costs $30.
@logustuscaesar@Kbez23 Yes you can the regulatory environment is such that ea can take this monopoly (only CFB game) and charge everyone as much as they want even though the game is cheaper to make every year. PC gaming doesn’t face this issue
@DannyTanner2021@DubDotDUBBY It doesn’t have to be this way. Video games are becoming cheaper to make, and I’m sure there are plenty of devs who could remake the dynasty game and would be happy with the millions profits from a $30 price point. It’s just that EA is bloated and they want super profits.
The CFB27 stuff is crazy. Not only should EA remove micro transactions, @tedcruz should limit EA’s ability to create exclusive NIL contracts with players in the protect college sports act. Let’s have some competition in the sports gaming industry #CFBPlayDontPay
@wife_geist You can get into college without soccer, and I’d argue it might be easier to do so. The time and dedication required is enormous for the type of elite travel ball which gets kids into a college program.
@rickzz2006@KyleMcCordMuse@leoalwaysgotit This is not how it works in the US parents have to start paying thousands a year for competitive soccer starting at age 10-12 in the US