Enabling companies that regularly rip off customers with blatantly false advertising is in reality supporting the destruction of our great hobby. Look at the supposed E3 Anthem demo that was later revealed to be completely fake. How many times are gamers going to continue to fall for the same trick? I care about gaming. That is the reason for my so called hot take. Some companies make mistakes and then go to every possible length to rectify their error, intentional or not. Hello Games is an example. But with EA it is do what is absolutely necessary to minimize the damage, make as much money on the way out and find a way to leave the game as soon as they can drop support and slip away. Never once do they say damn the costs, the gamer comes first. There is a certain amount of PR BS in the entire game industry but EA goes far beyond the norm. Instead of making EA prove themselves before they jump on the hype train, certain gamers go through their hobby with the memory of a goldfish rapidly forgetting a company’s monumental deception and instead throw their support behind another corporate lie. Perhaps you like being continually bent over and railed, but I for one do not.