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Can't say I like much of anything I read about this overhaul. I couldn't care less about social media, I access the site on my computer and never had a problem with that, I much prefer reading a good well written article over watching some video(I can read much faster than you'll speak, and can multitask easier that way), and I feel that when it comes to sports games, e-sports hurt our genre much more than it helps, in terms of providing a solid, realistic "sim" approach.
I always thought that one of the best aspects of the OS community is that we're generally in agreement that we want to see our games reflect the sports they represent in as accurate a way as we can get without compromising the gaming experience. E-sports generally move away from that and take away many of the real aspects of the sport to replace it with a sterile "fair" environment to foster big money matches, with Madden being the biggest example. Anything that takes away from the purity of the stick skill gets purged from the game, like botched snaps or penalties away from the ball.
I digress however, as an old school user of the site who peruses the articles on my PC, I just don't see much good coming for my experience, and I'm sure I'm not alone here. All I ask is that people like me are considered in this change, too.
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I'll restate what I said earlier in the thread: we're looking to add aspects to the site not take anything away.
Nowhere in this announcement are we saying we are replacing text content with multimedia or sim content with e-sports -- the desire is to add it on top of what we're already doing. If anything, our new CMS and more modern architecture on the backend is going to greatly enhance/enable our ability to deliver even more text-based content as well.