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  • PatsSB2015
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    • May 2014
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    #631
    Re: EA Access Gives You Just Six Hours Of Madden NFL 15 Gameplay

    Originally posted by ubernoob
    No they said a minimum of two hours. They met that. No false advertising.
    Hmm, a bunch of us must have missed that then. Well, good luck with the Early Access while I enjoy the 72 hour game play from the last gen's season ticket. I'm not sure if I'm buying Madden, but this will be a good way to see if I will.
    Last edited by PatsSB2015; 08-19-2014, 12:07 PM.

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    • charter04
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      • 5740

      #632
      Re: EA Access Gives You Just Six Hours Of Madden NFL 15 Gameplay

      Originally posted by wordtobigbird
      Eh I think some of yall are overestimating how many people wanted this to play Madden early.. go over to IGN when the articles about EA access first started comig out. The general gaming community didn't care about Maddens early access at all. Here its a big deal of course but its far from the biggest sellig point. If it was I would agree with you.



      Like if this was season ticket, which I think was paying soley to play early right? Then the length of time is the main selling point.

      I agree with this. This news really only affects Madden fans. Most of the info I saw about Access was all focused on the vault and 10% discount. The IGN video I watched didn't even mention getting to play games early. Even their reasons for waiting to get Access was all based on the fact that more games will come out later.


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      • dkp23
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        • May 2008
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        #633
        Re: EA Access Gives You Just Six Hours Of Madden NFL 15 Gameplay

        Originally posted by PatsSB2015
        The issue is in the details. EA Sports claimed you can try out the game 5 days before release. No details of minimum game play until today? There was no assumption that EA and Microsoft would pull a stunt like that. The fault isn't on the consumer, but the corporation behind it. They should have been clear from the start. It was false advertising.

        "f you’re an EA Access member, you can download upcoming EA games five days before the release date to play for a limited time. Madden NFL 15, NHL 15, FIFA 15, NBA LIVE 15 and Dragon Age: Inquisition are all included, with more to come. If you love it, buy it, and you can pick up right where you left off."

        You can spin it every way you like and say "well they didnt say how much", still they said for a limited time. Those that thought it would be unlimited was only based on wishful thinking at comparing to ticket which is a different service. Those that think that "a limited time" is referring to the five days, no, they are two separate things and it clearly reads that way.

        Putting a 6 hour limit, tell me, how is that false advertising? It is clearly stated that early release trials would be limited time and that was a general statement which spans across the catalog of games.

        People can complain that it shouldn't be unlimited since it is a sports game, but that is a different argument. To say it is false advertising is inaccurate.

        Those that didn't read the details and opted in, it is their fault so yes, it is the consumers fault in this case because if they actually spent the time reading and not assuming, they would of waited until an announcement. There is no way EA would not announce the limit prior to release, they would have to, now people cry about how it is too late? Too late for what? the game doesnt release until next week. Read the details, make decisions based on the details and move on. Not assume, opt in and get mad because EA didnt give you what you want.

        I personally think the limit is stupid, but I read the details that it was a possiblity, I opted in with the expectation that i would cancel after a month which i think a lot of people will do which is probably why it is a limited trial

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        • dkp23
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          • May 2008
          • 289

          #634
          Re: EA Access Gives You Just Six Hours Of Madden NFL 15 Gameplay

          Originally posted by wordtobigbird
          Eh I think some of yall are overestimating how many people wanted this to play Madden early.. go over to IGN when the articles about EA access first started comig out. The general gaming community didn't care about Maddens early access at all. Here its a big deal of course but its far from the biggest sellig point. If it was I would agree with you.

          Like if this was season ticket, which I think was paying soley to play early right? Then the length of time is the main selling point.
          This is true, people are overestimating on this forum because it is a madden (sports gaming) forum. In reality, the value of access is in the vault, the trial is just a small perk of the service as a whole. While the population of madden gamers are complaining, the likely larger population of just gamers are not really impacted because they are planning to play the vault games.

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          • NDAlum
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            • Jun 2010
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            #635
            Re: EA Access Gives You Just Six Hours Of Madden NFL 15 Gameplay

            Why can't people be disappointed in the six hours?

            It's rhetorical, please don't answer. I just don't get the circling in this thread. People are upset with six hours. Whether or not YOU think it's right for them to be upset just take a step back and let them be upset. Telling them they shouldn't be upset is not needed.
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            • ricky24
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              • Jan 2014
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              #636
              Re: EA Access Gives You Just Six Hours Of Madden NFL 15 Gameplay

              You can be upset. That is obviously fine. This shouldn't be much of a surprise though. There was no false advertising.

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              • number1thumbs
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                • Jan 2011
                • 145

                #637
                Re: EA Access Gives You Just Six Hours Of Madden NFL 15 Gameplay

                Originally posted by dkp23
                "f you’re an EA Access member, you can download upcoming EA games five days before the release date to play for a limited time.
                It's normally assumed that when something says a "limited time" and in the same sentence says "5 days," the limited time usually means 5 days. Not hours within those days....extremely misleading

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                • nxt
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                  • Jun 2003
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                  #638
                  Anyone with common sense knows that EA purposefully misled consumers. They promoted their program by advertising "you can download upcoming EA games five days before the release date to play for a limited time." They knew most people would think the "limited time" meant the "five days before release date." They chose not to disclose that there was an additional restrictions within that limited time (the six hour limit), knowing that it would hurt sales for this program. The old bait and switch.

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                  • ricky24
                    MVP
                    • Jan 2014
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                    #639
                    Re: EA Access Gives You Just Six Hours Of Madden NFL 15 Gameplay

                    The fact that they included limited time in that statement tells me that playing for a full 5 days wasn't happening.

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                    • TexInOrd
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                      • Oct 2011
                      • 67

                      #640
                      Re: EA Access Gives You Just Six Hours Of Madden NFL 15 Gameplay

                      Originally posted by nxt
                      Anyone with common sense knows that EA purposefully misled consumers. They promoted their program by advertising "you can download upcoming EA games five days before the release date to play for a limited time." They knew most people would think the "limited time" meant the "five days before release date." They chose not to disclose that there was an additional restrictions within that limited time (the six hour limit), knowing that it would hurt sales for this program. The old bait and switch.

                      Bingo. Couldnt agree more. Bait and switch.

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                      • PatsSB2015
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                        • May 2014
                        • 426

                        #641
                        Re: EA Access Gives You Just Six Hours Of Madden NFL 15 Gameplay

                        Originally posted by dkp23
                        "f you’re an EA Access member, you can download upcoming EA games five days before the release date to play for a limited time. Madden NFL 15, NHL 15, FIFA 15, NBA LIVE 15 and Dragon Age: Inquisition are all included, with more to come. If you love it, buy it, and you can pick up right where you left off."

                        You can spin it every way you like and say "well they didnt say how much", still they said for a limited time. Those that thought it would be unlimited was only based on wishful thinking at comparing to ticket which is a different service. Those that think that "a limited time" is referring to the five days, no, they are two separate things and it clearly reads that way.

                        Putting a 6 hour limit, tell me, how is that false advertising? It is clearly stated that early release trials would be limited time and that was a general statement which spans across the catalog of games.

                        People can complain that it shouldn't be unlimited since it is a sports game, but that is a different argument. To say it is false advertising is inaccurate.

                        Those that didn't read the details and opted in, it is their fault so yes, it is the consumers fault in this case because if they actually spent the time reading and not assuming, they would of waited until an announcement. There is no way EA would not announce the limit prior to release, they would have to, now people cry about how it is too late? Too late for what? the game doesnt release until next week. Read the details, make decisions based on the details and move on. Not assume, opt in and get mad because EA didnt give you what you want.

                        I personally think the limit is stupid, but I read the details that it was a possiblity, I opted in with the expectation that i would cancel after a month which i think a lot of people will do which is probably why it is a limited trial
                        You're reading it that way in hindsight. Limited time could have easily been assumed for the limited amount of days you have to play the game. Just like Season Ticket on Last Gen. Where was everyone to correct the record before SteveOS posted about it? If you're okay with playing it for 6 hours then great. I know I wouldn't, but that's just me and what seemingly seems like the majority on this thread.

                        The language wasn't clear and EA Sports should have made it clear.

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                        • dkp23
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                          • May 2008
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                          #642
                          Re: EA Access Gives You Just Six Hours Of Madden NFL 15 Gameplay

                          Originally posted by number1thumbs
                          It's normally assumed that when something says a "limited time" and in the same sentence says "5 days," the limited time usually means 5 days. Not hours within those days....extremely misleading
                          So EA was referring to the five days with the limited time wording and then also include dragon age? How come many people understood that dragon age would have a limited trial and dont understand now that Madden wont? Because it makes sense to put a limit on an RPG and doesnt make sense for sports game in their options. Yet, they ignored that this was a blanket statement and covered the games listed and limited meant a limited time during the five day span.

                          Perhaps people shouldn't assume so much and wait for the details.

                          "f you’re an EA Access member, you can download upcoming EA games five days before the release date to play for a limited time. Madden NFL 15, NHL 15, FIFA 15, NBA LIVE 15 and Dragon Age: Inquisition are all included, with more to come.

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                          • MAGboyswifT27
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                            #643
                            Thank the good Lord that I didn't purchase this! This is another huge disappointment IMO..

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                            • dkp23
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                              • May 2008
                              • 289

                              #644
                              Re: EA Access Gives You Just Six Hours Of Madden NFL 15 Gameplay

                              Originally posted by PatsSB2015
                              You're reading it that way in hindsight. Limited time could have easily been assumed for the limited amount of days you have to play the game. Just like Season Ticket on Last Gen. Where was everyone to correct the record before SteveOS posted about it? If you're okay with playing it for 6 hours then great. I know I wouldn't, but that's just me and what seemingly seems like the majority on this thread.

                              The language wasn't clear and EA Sports should have made it clear.
                              It wasn't in hindsight, my expectation was that it would be unlimited for sports game like everyone else, but i also read it the details knowing that EA could easily throw in a cap which they did. If they can put a cap on an RPG, then they can on sports game, that is how it is read as they list all the games that way. It doesn't impact me regardless, while it impact many others. Still, people should of waited until all details were clarified instead of assuming which is really what this whole thread is all about.

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                              • speedtrucker
                                Pro
                                • Jan 2008
                                • 536

                                #645
                                Re: EA Access Gives You Just Six Hours Of Madden NFL 15 Gameplay

                                Still don't get the assuming part...

                                Download 5 days early
                                Play for a limited time
                                Then it's listed at a minimum of 2 hours.

                                You can download the game 5 days before launch. Check
                                You can play for a limited time. Check
                                A minimum of 2 hours. Check.

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