Why is it battlefields getting such good ea support?
 

Moh players have been sceraming for a patch for months now yet get nothing. Ea's attention seems primarily focused on battlefield 1942 which is gettting regular patches and support while eala seem to be dragging their heels over the support for spearehead and medal of honor allied assault isn't even bothered with anymore. I think in battlefields short lifespan its already exceeded the amount of patches for allied assault.

Plus theyre getting another patch soon as u can see from this news posting.

http://www.ea.com/eagames/official/batt ... ge__12.jsp

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Dice is accually helping. EA doesn't have to do much. Thats why there are so many patches.

You know the funny thing is, MOH is still in the top 10 ( AA or SH ) BF is not.


Oh, well that is what happens when you let the developer go after they send you the final code.

I think Dice, knew what happened to 2015 and protected themselves from 2015's mistakes.

ya well i play BF more than Moh and lemme tell u EA is been actually carign about us... i mean i was playin MOH since demo release and been in many clanz... but i mean i have never seen EA care so much... then it finally hit me... DICE is the one doin all this.... they dunt want EA to make a game and sell millionz of copies and screw it over... liek Mohaa. so DICE knows the caqpability of BF so they are releasing patches 3 so far and many fixes .... and even new models... and a brand new tight ass expansion for 20 bux *which is really really worth it* not 40 liek sh.....so godbless Dice keep up the good work :D

It has alot to do with 2015 getting "Das Boot" from the game. 75% of most patches are made by the game's developer, 2015. The V2.11 patch for Spearhead was made by 2 or 3 2015 guys before they left the project.

Re: Why is it battlefields getting such good ea support?
 

Economics rears its ugly head, too. EA is releasing a expansion pack for BF, so they need it running glitch-free so peeps will actually buy Road to Rome. Spearhead is an end product, meaning they probably won't rush to fix it.