Battlefield 4 Lawsuit Dismissed by Judge
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The lawsuit brought against EA for the launch of Battlefield 4 has been dismissed by a federal judge.
The suit accused the publisher of deceiving investors with a series of misleading statements regarding Battlefield 4’s quality prior to launch.
As we know, at launch and for a long, long time after, Battlefield 4 was a mess, with multiple connection issues, bugs, glitches and other problems.
US District Judge Susan Illston said in his ruling that EA’s pre-release statements to investors represented, “non-actionable vague expression of corporate optimism and puffery upon which no reasonable investor would rely."
Illston ruled, "The Court agrees with defendants that all of the purported misstatements are inactionable statements of opinion, corporate optimism, or puffery."
[Via CVG]