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After watching today's EA Play stream during E3 I ended up thinking about why gamers in my family have such a negative view of online games and how social media can have the largest impact on the gaming experience. From the constant negative discourse from players about the game's story to the lack of communication on social media, it quickly becomes clear that gamers like myself, who want and need to be able to play, are stuck in a cycle where no matter how much effort, energy, and skill my team puts into making the game as great as possible, we are either unable or unwilling to tell our friends and family anything that matters.

In closing, this isn't only an important topic for the industry and for the gaming community and it's not an excuse for anyone to complain. Many individuals and families feel very much as I do and that's absolutely something to strive for in your own life and community.

I'm so glad my family is able to play Dragon Age: Inquisition at E3 and that they're able to share what they feel is critical and compelling information with one another. I'll also definitely talk to some in my own community about what they have discovered and what they think of games going forward in the future. As for me, I've reached out to a number of friends and family about this and plan to post more updates about what I find in detail on the video game news site
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