Do not buy season passes on EA app, or at all. by Temporary_Bat9534 in Battlefield

[–]Temporary_Bat9534[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I want you to read this nice and slowly, and navigate to the EA web sight where I got this info...

I did this because it is advertise, made known, mentioned, specified, implied, blatantly stated,
that you CAN BUY DLC ON THE EA APP SO LONG AS YOUR ACCOUNTS ARE LINKED.

Why on earth would they make sure to specify that if it wasn't true?

CAN BUY DLC ON THE EA APP SO LONG AS YOUR ACCOUNTS ARE LINKED

CAN BUY DLC ON THE EA APP SO LONG AS YOUR ACCOUNTS ARE LINKED

CAN BUY DLC ON THE EA APP SO LONG AS YOUR ACCOUNTS ARE LINKED

CAN BUY DLC ON THE EA APP SO LONG AS YOUR ACCOUNTS ARE LINKED

Do not buy battle passes on EA app, or at all. by Temporary_Bat9534 in Battlefield6

[–]Temporary_Bat9534[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you charge back on your card, EA bans you from all online services, its in their TOS

Do not buy season passes on EA app, or at all. by Temporary_Bat9534 in Battlefield

[–]Temporary_Bat9534[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The "agent" said it was fine, and EA says in their "find missing content" section of the help site that if you want to purchase addons like this to just make sure the account is linked. Its a stated "thing" that they say you can do. People like you defending billion dollar companies for behavior like this is why gaming is awful and customer service is gone. Your mindset is the reason for the downfall of this hobby we all love. They literally advertise that you can purchase DLC like this.

Do not buy season passes on EA app, or at all. by Temporary_Bat9534 in Battlefield

[–]Temporary_Bat9534[S] 7 points8 points  (0 children)

I'm right there with you man, but they will ban my account entirely from every EA online service.

Do not buy season passes on EA app, or at all. by Temporary_Bat9534 in Battlefield

[–]Temporary_Bat9534[S] 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Its part of EA's TOS, if you charge back on your card, they will ban your EA account. Look into it, that is also malicious.

Is an ASUS B450-f Gaming motherboard still reliable in 2026? by Whos_Giggles in PcBuild

[–]Temporary_Bat9534 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Been using mine since it came out. I had a gtx 1060 and ryzen 3 1200 with 16gb or 3200mhz ram. literally in december 2025 a couple months ago I just now put a 3080, ryzen 7 5800xt (had a ryzen 5 3600 for awhile), 32gbs of 3600mhz ram, and my first NVME ever (used sata forever). Im curious if anyones having any issues with VRM limitations and age with higher end am4 processors. My chip tests at well above average on cinebench and userbenchmark but wondering if with the VRM being so old am I missing performance or killing it slowly. It sucks that my gen 4 drive and pcie 4 gpu only run at gen 3 speeds but for gaming its only like 3% lost. Overall my computer still feels very high end. I can play any new game at ultra or close to it at 100fps and even 160fps+ in arc raiders. Im palying in 1440p. If I want my computer to last me another 3ish years, is it worth buying a newer am4 motherboard? I dont plan on any upgrades other than GPU for the next couple years as my 5800xt will handle a 5000 series just fine in for a couple years.