Electronic Arts decides when you can access the Anthem game, based on when you bought it

New controversy created by Electronic Arts by revealing who and when can access to play Anthem, which will depend on how much and when you pay.

Electronic Arts performances in recent months are giving a lot to talk about. A nefarious management and a lot of arrogance with Battlefield V or an abuse of micropayments in Star Wars Battlefront II, have put the company under the microscope. It seems that the company has learned absolutely nothing from these previous experiences, which are repeated at Anthem.

You can play Anthem whenever EA wants

Electronic Arts has published a few hours ago an image in which it is explained when we can play Anthem. Depending on the type of copy of the game that we have purchased, we will have some rights or others and we can play it whenever EA wants. The earlier you have purchased one of the copies of the game, the more right you have to play. This means that if you buy it a few hours before the final version or after it is released, you will be the last to play it.

Much has changed in recent years and is that a few years ago, the release date was fixed. Now we see all kinds of pre-launch campaigns with great deals, to try to attract players.

The priority to access playing Anthem starts with Origin Access Premiere for PC. It will be followed by the Origin Access Basic plan for PC and then it will be the turn of EA Access for the Xbox One. Finally, on February 22, those who have accessed through Origin Access Basic and EA Access will lose the right to access the title and those who They will reserve it and will be able to access the game.

A rather rare strategy stands out that is already beginning to generate quite a controversy among users. There are more and more open fronts on the part of Electronic Arts, which is earning the hatred of all users.

Source: GD