EA has already started seeing real consequence to their actions over Star Wars: Battlefront 2. Fan backlash aside, their stocks have fallen significantly, and just recently they suffered a loss of $3 billion in stocks. The stock value was down by 8.5% as of Tuesday. This is bound to make the shareholders angry, and EA ill have to reconsider their future actions.
All of this comes on the heels of nasty microtransactions and pay-to-win elements in Star Wars: Battlefront 2, even after they removed at hours before release. It’s great to see community feedback and fan outcry making a real impact and difference. One can only hope that this serves as a warning to any other company who lets their greed run amok.
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