I just think it's pointless to complain about companies being "money grubbing" in the first place. It's common sense that companies have to care about profit. It's like people expect companies to be charities or something. Charities that provide them with the essential video games that they're so entitled to.

it's good marketing to millenials if companies demonstrate that they / pretend that they have positive values. being too outright about your need for / obsession with money can be pretty damaging. Ubiwot m8

You're not though. Maybe not politically correct, but that's about it. I might wanna see that series if i get done with the first series first

Another example could be the ending of Legend of Korra. I liked the show, but I found the ending stupid because they shoehorned a romantic relationship in at the end between Korra and the other female member of their group, Asami, just to make a political statement. This caused a lot of controversy on both sides, with some people saying it was hinted at all along and calling those who disagreed homophobic, and others who found it as out of nowhere as I did. It totally wasn't worth it to complain about it to the writers, though - at the end of the day, it's their IP and they can do what they want with it. It's not like it ruined my life or something, and complaining wouldn't change anything anyway even if I did care enough.

The only thing i will say is Mass Effect 1 was so awesome and cool, while Mass Effect 2 and 3 was kinda cool. But that's just subjective taste. The game's atmosphere and exploring planets felt great ^^

I mean, good luck becoming a game developer and all, but... game development isn't some glamorous, high paying industry where you don't have to worry about money and get to retire early. Game companies care about money because they have to stay in existence as companies. They have employees to pay and shareholders to please. They can't just make anything they want without caring about if people will buy it, like you seem to be doing here with this idea you're proposing.

Read this and learn from it. Your profile says you're 15, so perhaps you haven't learned the idea that a company needs profit so that the employees can make a living. People in game companies often work to hold their house up with their family, and the enjoyment in making games is sometimes just a side benefit.

If you make whatever the hell you want then there will be many people who will disagree and your profit (your company's income) will plummet.

And somewhat the game theorists with their pseudo theory nonsense.

Although in terms of EA, i have played good games i remember as a kid. Harry Potter the chamber of secrets on PS2... not Xbox or Gamecube version. Because you could run in a big field outside.

If you sneak away from patrols, and if you were caught you'd lose points for your team, it was cool to sneak out during the night i might wanna do it again to see if i can get caught outside and out run the patrols

And Activision... i did like Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 1 on PS1.

I will just blame that game have become trendy, and before was more of a hobby. I mean if you for example look at PS4 or Xbox One dashboard... and compare it to Xbox 360 2006 dashboard.

I mean, good luck becoming a game developer and all, but... game development isn't some glamorous, high paying industry where you don't have to worry about money and get to retire early. Game companies care about money because they have to stay in existence as companies. They have employees to pay and shareholders to please. They can't just make anything they want without caring about if people will buy it, like you seem to be doing here with this idea you're proposing.

I'm probably just getting trolled here and just wasted my time with this reply, but whatever.