It seems that some people have enjoy a little more than just the upcoming movie scenes Ice skating 4. While EA continues to give fans a fresh update on a game that’s been around for a long time, the developers wrote a blog post to say there’s a limit to that sentiment. and ask everyone to please stop playing a leaked build of the game.
It turned out that an “earlier version” of the game was leaked earlier this year, and fans played — and broadcast — the experience. For example, here’s a clip from April, which we can still see in the tweet below but its origin has since been removed (via Polygon):
Solve this problem, team wrote a post earlier today saying:
We are aware of an earlier version of the game that was distributed without our permission. This build dates from September 2021 and was never designed for external use. While we understand that you’re excited to be in the game, we encourage you to be careful when downloading files from unknown sources (and remind you of the potential consequences of violating the game). EA Terms of Service). The best way to get a chance to play is to sign up to skate. Insiders are playing here as we continue to invite more and more players to the game throughout the year.
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Seems fair! Unfinished games are just that, unfinished, and just like you wouldn’t eat a chef’s meal until they were done cooking, playing a game before it’s released is just a bad idea all around. Developers are getting an unfair example of their work put out there in the public eye, and you’re playing something that isn’t representative of the finished product.
It also says something about the insatiable appetites + lack of patience among certain circles of gamers, but that’s a whole other topic for a whole other post. For now, it’s very cool that a studio is showing off their work in such a raw state, so it’d be just as cool if we could all appreciate that, enjoy the footage we get to see and just…get on with our lives until the game is actually released.
(Remember, EA made three of these games already! You could always just go play one of those for a while!)
