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[BluKardinal]

Fruit of the Doom wrote...

BluKardinal wrote...
1) Bioware/EA have the reading comprehension and english language skills of a wombat.

Wombats have had enough of your disingenuous assertions!

OW!  You son of a b@#&*!  I'll make sure everyone in the BSN sees that!  

[BadgerladDK]

Oh dear... *right click image, save...File name: BW goes full retard*

[Ubergrog]

Allow me to define the arguments in this thread.

Bioware/EA Apologists sound like this


People who are upset by this

[Sesshaku]

This is....this is....this is ....This is .......Blue screen of death,

[antony1197]

Noblewolf wrote...

That Picture ain't real people

Yes it is idiot

[Chaoswind]

A...h

What the...

I don't

[joshynoob]

I dare any bioware employee associated with ME3 PR to comment on this, pretty soon there's gonna be an occupy bioware headquarters !

[BigZ7337]

This is ridiculous, even weirder is that I don't know who the target consumer for this ad is. I assume that every gamer has heard about the ending kerfuffle, and even ones that haven't would just have to look at the Amazon ratings to ascertain that something might be wrong. This all just points to EA and/or Bioware being a troll, trying to make their fans even more upset.

[Saeros]

is just the beginning:
startupgrind.com/2012/04/exclusive-electronic-arts-set-to-lay-off-500-employees/

[karlchen]

the_geo_law wrote...

joshynoob wrote...

I dare any bioware employee associated with ME3 PR to comment on this, pretty soon there's gonna be an occupy bioware headquarters !

Occupy anything is a bunch of incompetent, uneducated parasites...
I have an intelligent and legit reason to be pissed. The moment that happens, I'm out.

This +1

[soulprovider]

Laterali wrote...

soulprovider wrote...

Laterali wrote...

I wonder if Bioware realizes that contextomy is illegal in the EU.... Since this product is sold all over Europe, they would have to abide by the EU's laws as well.

thats what the EA terms of service is for.......gotta love EA

TOS's hold up about as well as tissue paper does to stones when up against real laws. It doesn't matter what they put in their policy, if it breaks the law it breaks the law.

yes...... I think EU offers the only possible out maybe, its worrded very weirdly and given the laws are very openly worded they could find a way out but in the US we seem to be too stupid to notice that our right to due process has been revoked by EA in favor of arbitration. These are the TOS agreements that we are forced(not requested) to sign in order to play any game that we purchase for 60 bucks and we aren't even told the TOS before hand. I'm still waiting for some one to try and challenge this TOS further. there have been some court cases where certain states require EA to state the TOS before games are sold but it never went far enough. I would like to see this agreement brought before the supreme court since it is very much relevant in preventing due process for the customers but not for them, read it very carefully it shows that EA can sue their customers or anyone they deem fit for a lawsuit by their legal team for various reason but the customers are required to go through arbitration, I think in my state it goes against fair agreement or something like that because if I remember correctly a contract cannot be one sided and this is

its like giving a car dealer the money before you sign the paperwork station that you will be happy with whatever they sell you, mark my words the rest of the US economy will follow this example if its not stopped here.

[John Epler]

There are enough threads in which to discuss the ending. We really didn't need to bump this one.

Please take your discussion to one of the existing threads.

Locking.