A 64 man BF6 match on a 500mb fibre line in 2025 running worse than a 64 man Medal of Honour: Allied assault match running on an ADSL line in 2002...
It really is worth the 70โฌ they're charging for it...game looks good and all, but the servers...oh god the servers
@QuarianKaiRazu Had to start blocking people as it was all getting a bit much. Nothing actually happened yet but the outcry was like the world ended twice over.
In a new memo shared to its staff, EA CEO's Andrew Wilson said company's values will "remain unchanged," as well their commitment to players and fans around the world following sale to Saudi investment firms.
"This moment is a recognition of your creativity, your innovation, and your passion. You have built some of the worldโs most iconic IP, created stories that have inspired global communities, and helped shape culture through interactive experiences. Everything we have achieved--and everything that lies ahead--is because of you.
Our new partners bring deep experience across sports, gaming, and entertainment. They are committed with conviction to EA--they believe in our people, our leadership, and the long-term vision we are now building together.
Our mission at EA to โ Inspire The World To Play โ continues to guide everything we do. Our values and our commitment to players and fans around the world remain unchanged. With continued rigor and operational excellence, we can amplify the creativity of our teams, accelerate innovation, and pursue transformative opportunities that position EA to lead the future of entertainment. Together, we'll create experiences that are bold, expressive, and deeply connected to inspire generations of players around the world.
I am excited to continue as CEO, working alongside our leadership team to advance our strategy. United by our vision, we will deliver experiences that transcend platforms and empower players everywhere to create worlds, characters, and stories that are bold interactive, and deeply connected."
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