Development Propositions to EA.

jezzzy · Post by **jezzzy** » 2006-01-02 15:51

This may have been raised before, but i only found this site yesterday so i wouldn't know. But there are some exellent ideas been raised within these mods, and some brilliant vehicles and weapons been bought alive within the mods. Has the Pr team ever thought about bringing these ideas to EA to develop in the next battlefield?

The mods seem awsome, i just think theres so much potential within the retail game for these expansions,maybe im wrong.

Post by **Rhino** » 2006-01-02 16:00

keep EA out of it, they will only mess things up and make the game less fun so they can get more money

dawdler · Post by **dawdler** » 2006-01-02 16:25

EA will do want EA wants to do, basicly. I'm pretty sure they are already keeping track on several mods (not to mention games!) and what they implement, to employ in future games.

jezzzy · Post by **jezzzy** » 2006-01-02 16:57

thats true! well its great work on these mods anyway.

Trufret · Post by **Trufret** » 2006-01-02 17:25

Yeah look what happened with Desert Combat. DC was an awsome mod nicley balanced and fun to play. Then EA got ahold of them and made BF2 and well it was fun for the first few minutes until you realised how crappy and arcadey it was. now much like before we need prvate 3rd parties to fix the game that EA made so it's fun again. Much like a honda civic, it does what it's supposed to do out of the factory but if you want it to be awsome you gotta mod the hell out of it.

Post by **requiem** » 2006-01-02 17:27

EA didn't technically create BF2, they published it, but many of the decisions fall on Dice. The formula being a mix of what worked in the previous BF's with what the community requested. Games are just like any other projects and have deadlines for creation. With the increase in resources needed vs. the price sold for, the pressure has increased. Hence we do not receive everything we asked for. The EA bashing needs to stop, lot of good people work there and we've had the luxury of being invited to Mod Day for what was a very pleasent event.