futhead_jimmybobbin

Quote from patset1 >> the pattern is quite simple : season 1-  1.less and longer promos 2.long term grinds from the start 3.promo-related packs to buy with coins 4.more challenging achievements, clarified from the start 5.developers' effort on adjustments concerning ingame frailties   season 2- 1.many, relatively short promos 2.no long term grinds, only long term sets without regular events (legends, totw) 3.promo-related packs to buy with real money, nba cash, some packs to buy with rep 4.few achievements with most unclear on the reward 5.if adjusted, developers take some time to develop (see legacy event crashes)

All,   I think EA needs to declare the odds for these packs. I have not seen a single durant and I spent a fair amount of nba cash. There is no insentive to do this as I believe the odds are very low. This whole system is broken and it’s time EA take responsibility for their pay to play model.   Season 1 was more balanced for all players but Season 2 is clearly driven by revenue and focused more on “gamble” packs. When you cut costs on game development and focusing on revenue only, you lose the player base.   Every single EA game is getting backlash, from Star Wars to UFC.   P.S Hakeem Olajuwon is Black