I can tell you something funny, it used to be the LA BRANCH of EA used to be the best part.

They were responsible for Red Alert 3 and when Battlefield 4 was released in it's buggy state, they worked to fix it and even add on community maps that it became one of the best Battlefield games.

But that time has long past, I'd say one of the things that sort of unintentionally put them on this path was ME3 multiplayer. It seemed a bit of an after thought but it became REALLY popular and had a loot box system to getting characters and weapons which they've done in their sports games but this was the first time it was accepted in a non sport game.

After that, they tried injecting it into EVERY game they made and it was when the decline really accelerated...

I can tell you something funny, it used to be the LA BRANCH of EA used to be the best part.

They were responsible for Red Alert 3 and when Battlefield 4 was released in it's buggy state, they worked to fix it and even add on community maps that it became on of the best Battlefield games.

But that time has long past, I'd say one of the things that sort of unintentionally put them on this path was ME3 multiplayer. It seemed a bit of an after thought but it became REALLY popular and had a loot box system to getting characters and weapons which they've done in their sports games but this was the first time it was accepted in a non sport game.

After that, they tried injecting it into EVERY game they made and it was when the decline really accelerated...

I can tell you something funny, it used to be the LA BRANCH of EA used to be the best part.

They were responsible for Red Alert 3 and when Battlefield 4 was released in it's buggy state, they worked to fix it and even add on community maps that it became on of the best Battlefield games.

But that time has long past, I'd say one of the things that sort of unintentionally put them on this path was ME3 multiplayer. It seemed a bit of an after thought but it became REALLY popular and had a loot box system to getting characters and weapons which they've done in their sports games but this was the first time it was accepted in a none sport game.

After that, they tried injecting it into EVERY game they made and it was when the decline really accelerated...

I can tell you something funny, it used to be the LA BRANCH of EA used to be the best part.

They were responsible for Red Alert 3 and when Battlefield 4 was released in it's buggy state, they worked to fix it and even add on community maps that it became on of the best Battlefield games.

But that time has long past, I'd say on of the things that sort of unintentionally put them on thus path was ME3 multiplayer. It seemed a bit of an after thought but it became REALLY popular and had a loot box system to getting characters and weapons which they've done in their sports games but this was the first time it was accepted in a none sport game.

After that, they tried injecting it into EVERY game they made and it was when the decline really accelerated...