zero chance mutleaks isn't run by EA

Moderator Legend said:

I'm actually sharing out factual information. I recognize it's the internet, and I'm not going to change anyone's mind. Nor am I trying to. But as someone who has a direct pipeline to EA, it's not something they're doing or behind. And if you stopped for a minute and thought about it, EA isn't looking to have information released that far in advance. They want you to spend money today to get cards, and then spend again in a few weeks to upgrade. That's their whole model. The last thing they want is for you to not spend today because you're waiting for something in the future. But what would I know?

Plus if EA wanted it out they could just release it themselves , why would they have to have an conspiracy  ?   Here is an example  why they would not released ,  Say  Wednesday a program comes out and they have  a champion that look good/great but you know ahead of time Thursday or Saturday they 100 %  have a better card at the same position , what incentive would you have to invest into the Wednesday promo  .

Massadolphin said:

Plus if EA wanted it out they could just release it themselves , why would they have to have an conspiracy  ?   Here is an example  why they would not released ,  Say  Wednesday a program comes out and they have  a champion that look good/great but you know ahead of time Thursday or Saturday they 100 %  have a better card at the same position , what incentive would you have to invest into the Wednesday promo  .

i do not believe this i’m just offering an answer 

but with the amount of disgruntled users, it gives the the ones that checked out early a date to look forward to before they completely check out of the content cycle. with this added time they can patch the rushed product.

SosaChamberlain said:

i do not believe this i’m just offering an answer 

but with the amount of disgruntled users, it gives the the ones that checked out early a date to look forward to before they completely check out of the content cycle. with this added time they can patch the rushed product.

or as inflation catches up to the average consumer and they have to cut back on pack spendings, they can now budget around the leaked content schedule

Slammer4244 said:

100% agree and i 2nd it

Forreals marketing 101

SosaChamberlain said:

i do not believe this i’m just offering an answer 

but with the amount of disgruntled users, it gives the the ones that checked out early a date to look forward to before they completely check out of the content cycle. with this added time they can patch the rushed product.

People are disgruntled every year  .  This is not a new phenomenon .   Also people know good cards are always going to come out .  The negative of releasing the cards in leaks is someone might not spend money program when they know a  better card is coming a day or two later .

Massadolphin said:

People are disgruntled every year  .  This is not a new phenomenon .   Also people know good cards are always going to come out .  The negative of releasing the cards in leaks is someone might not spend money program when they know a  better card is coming a day or two later .

their game isn’t selling as much as it did last year so the disgruntled fan base might concern them. my biggest question is if it isn’t EA, how does this benefit the mole🤔

SosaChamberlain said:

if it’s not EA directly then it has to be an employee that went rogue. unless their database is that poorly secured that a twitter account user can just hack it at will

Good day 

this is something that I was thinking as well , now I haven’t been playing for as long as many others have but from what I’m being told that this mutt leaks person has been around for quite a bit so my thing is how has EA not addressed this issue knowing he is doing it and potentially having an outcome on EA’s income possibly?  Was  also wondering why they never considered going the legal route being that there being  hacked and then releasing their companies information repeatedly

ItsmeD said:

Good day 

this is something that I was thinking as well , now I haven’t been playing for as long as many others have but from what I’m being told that this mutt leaks person has been around for quite a bit so my thing is how has EA not addressed this issue knowing he is doing it and potentially having an outcome on EA’s income possibly?  Was  also wondering why they never considered going the legal route being that there being  hacked and then releasing their companies information repeatedly

Good day, Exactly. The issue is too easy to fix for it be an outsider or for this to actually be a problem for their bottom line, also with EA releasing marshawn on accident today it makes them look a lil fishier

SosaChamberlain said:

Good day, Exactly. The issue is too easy to fix for it be an outsider or for this to actually be a problem for their bottom line, also with EA releasing marshawn on accident today it makes them look a lil fishier

Good day 

I feel the Marshawn Lynch was an actual accident. It is a holiday weekend so People who like the game and are playing most likely will be home so again I’m not sure but I believe that was an accident.

I usually start offf the year playing Madden until FIFA/EAFC comes out and switch to that because MUT's gameplay is always so terribly balanced and rewards /challenges are terribly glitched. From playing EAFC and Fifa I can say 100% MUTleaks is not EA. 

Certain things they don't seem to mind. Leaking players and promos they seemed to give up on. They used to make some adjustments but now it seems to be a lost cause for them. But when you start leaking packs or other paid content they dont like that at all. EVO's were a big thing for EAFC last year that they were constantly tinkering with in order to stop people from getting tips for investments and also abuse the systems they had in place. 

No harm in leaking the players but the packs being leaked defenitely costs them money.