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So if you admit that EA releases buggy, unfinished games and has a tendency to not be able to handle large influxes of users on launching products why would a c

So if you admit that EA releases buggy, unfinished games and has a tendency to not be able to handle large influxes of users on launching products why would a critique of a framework for an online service (of which they have a TERRIBLE track record with) be unfair? Your comment seems to contradict itself and needlessly defend EA. No one should be defending this company. Good for them for "giving something back" but I doubt their motive is honest charity.

zamalek 12y ago
> No one should be defending this company. Please take this debate elsewhere. HN is not the place for anti-EA circlejerk and as much as I disagree with their scummy and greedy practices I am not going to bleed the circlejerk into HN. Users here are supposed to be above that crap. > critique of a framework for an online service (of which they have a TERRIBLE track record with) be unfair? I already addressed that if you took the time to read my comment.
apetresc 12y ago
What do you suspect their motive is?