Bottom line:
EA and BioWare didn’t execute what needed to be portayed here. Anthem has been boasted for almost 2 years, and it looks stunningly gorgeous, that’s not enough against the actual gameplay, micro transactions and everything else that’s not implemented very strategically.
I had every intention of pre-ordering this game before 2019 was even here yet, and I completely held off knowingly that I wanted to see more hands-on videos of demos that would display the actual gameplay, and when I actually did get to watch some of those, I knew immediately this game was not going to be a “AAA title”.
All I know is this, EA and BioWare are _not_ compatible together, and it’s clear that EA is really earning a poor reputation in execution of their games, as they are becoming the most mocked among all the developers that are upping in categories that they seem to be failing/lacking at.
Gamers are typically very smart individuals, and $60-ish for a disk is a lot of money to them, and it’s becoming to the point that other developers like a -Rockstar, Naughty dog and CD Project Red- are taking longer to develop/put out solid material, and are accomplishing that expectation moving forward for 2019. Gaming needs to be held to a new standard, and certain developers are raising the bar, and others are evidently not.