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I just want the GenoHaradan's threat to be taken seriously, and killing Vogga may insure the lack of fuel for Citadel Station. As for PMing, I am out of space for my PM box.

For similar reasons that N-DREW has expressed about the lack of private messaging, I want to express an idea to him publicly: namely, if we remember the threat given to the Exile in TSLRP, the GenoHaradan threatened to blow up several locations on the Smuggler's Moon. In GenoHaradan Legacy, I want Dessicus to back up this threat by blowing up Vogga's chambers.

Ok. I'm lost here. How do the Genoharadan kidnap the Exile in the first place?

Buddy, you kind of quoted the wrong person.

Now we should continue to demand more from our base games, not including DLC. I was mistaken to prefer microtransactions to a $50 season pass, or to believe that Battlefront II's launch wouldn't be as bad as Battlefield 4's. I definitely jinxed it in the latter, let me tell you. So you can all blame me for the God awful launch of EAFront 2. Frankly my computer couldn't run those maps reliably to save its life. And this is a 2-year old laptop. Perhaps Battlefront 3 Legacy could release a lower quality version of those maps, so they can run reliably on older computers.

Well, this proves that EA shouldn't have tied the progression to loot boxes. Does anyone know any mods that would be helpful to Battlefront II (2005)?

Yeah. Battlefront II would sell like hotcakes if the progression system wasn't tied to loot crates, or if the microtransactions were purely cosmetic. The system for Battlefront should be "Yeah, man. Your game is awesome, dude. I'm gonna buy two cosmetic microtransctions from you!" Who'd like to be able to be the 501st Legion on whatever map they were on?

I don't know, I've never played Overwatch. But I'm sure that it's a better option than Battlefront II.

Can you give me more details about a game cracking consortium?

So even Overwatch's microtransactions aren't good?

CPY?

Okay, suppose that we fix the progression system, so that it is more in favor of the consumers, than in the publishers. What then?

I'm just saying that after the sh*tstorm generated by these microtransactions, I don't think that even EA is stupid enough to return to pay-to-win in Battlefront II.

To be honest, I've never trusted EA, and I never will. But when an investigation into Battlefront II's microtransactions brings up the possibility of gambling, and they are forced to give up the microtransactions, even if it's only temporarily, in order to safe face from lawmen, it proves that we have a power to make a difference in our protests against EA's actions.

I read that statement. I'm going to give EA the benefit of the doubt, and assume that future microtransactions will be strictly cosmetic.

Thank [EXPLETIVE DELETED] God that those losers actually listened to reason, if only briefly. How are they going to "improve" the microtransactions?

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Then where the heck is Part 3?

Yes, I heard about that. They're gonna screw Titanfall 3 over so hard, it's not even funny.

Out of curiosity, when did Electronic Arts begin its less savory business practices?

I'm just saying that excessive violence, nudity, or language don't fit in Star Wars.

Same here.

That too.

Okay, subtract the microtransactions and the obligatory controversial violence, sex, drugs, nudity, and language, and we're good to go.

"Pretty bad" is a kind description. They removed Hideo Kojima's name from the cover of Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain, made their employees work in intolerable conditions, and turned Metal Gear into a generic zombie game.