A lot of people just wanted to play SimCity. They wanted to pay their $60 and have fun, that was it. Instead, a lot of people got burned because of the game's anti-consumer always-on DRM restrictions, forcing people to have to log-in and authenticate on EA's servers, which turned into a massive fallout. During this time one studio decided to capitalize by announcing their game Civitas.
A lot of people just wanted to play SimCity. They wanted to pay their $60 and have fun, that was it. Instead, a lot of people got burned because of the game's anti-consumer always-on DRM restrictions, forcing people to have to log-in and authenticate on EA's servers, which turned into a massive fallout. During this time one studio decided to capitalize by announcing their game Civitas.
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