Many people don't like electronic arts –Two -time winner of The consumer'S Worst Company in America Award– for various reasons. But Josef Tariffe, the director behind the new cooperative hit Split fictionSays he had a great experience with the publisher, even if nobody believes that he tells the truth.
EA is not a fan favorite video game publisher. Many players have complained about the The use of microtransactions by the company and online passes and how badly his ownership of beloved studios processed as possible Bioware and originTo name just a few problems. Despite all of this, tariffs say that he doesn't understand all the hatred.
During the conversation with PC gamers In a recent interviewThe tariffs said he had a good relationship with EA and likes to work with the publisher. And yet whenever he says that, he said PC gamers The “nobody believes me.”
“For some reason, people like to hate EA, I don't know why” “Fuck the Oscars!” At the Game Awards 2017. “My relationship with you is very good.
The tariffs continued that, in his opinion, the real problem is not with a publisher like EA or Ubisoft, but with capitalism itself and how people forces people to be greedy and always try to do more and more.
“The problem with the entire capitalist idea is that they have to earn more and more money,” said the tariffs. “That makes no sense, because at the end of the day you will make stupid decisions.
“Because if you have a great game – we'll see it [Split Fiction]A game just out of passion, a game in which you literally do not have to buy two copies, a game that has no microtransactions. And you see the success it does. I mean, it is of course even a financial success because people want to pay for something that feels great. I just hope that it inspires other publishers. “
The tariffs also told the outlet that EA Hasmonight did not affect when the studio develops its games, lets it experiment and creates everything it wants. And although he admits that EA is not perfect and says that every publisher “fucks” every now and then, at least it seems that EA learns from its mistakes and the creation of games as supported Split fiction. And that's something.
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