... And no improvement in sight

The game itself certainly deserves more stars than one, the developers have done a great job, but as you can gather from the entire reviews here too is the online forced an impertinence. Even today, almost 2 days after release no improvement in sight, the servers are busy and I wonder if that ever will be even better for the weekend, or rather worse. Actually have a game for you pay for, but it can not play, 0 stars earned.

But who of the top men and women at EA should interest already, sales vote yes. There are probably a lot less than the employee may now push a lot of overtime to resolve the problems caused by their superiors problems.

How can you continue to defend something like this only? Do not buy would be the right answer ... just who does that when you know that the game was actually put good in itself and is preparing a lot of fun (if it because running times). One can only hope that this customer unfriendly sales strategy will eventually prohibited by law and thus put an end then.
Or maybe I can continue my new car no longer start because it must connect to congested servers?

Addendum: From today's perspective, I regret even the gameplay chalk. SimCity was for me since the first version always a game that has captivated me, to SimCity 4, there has been a lot of fun to build cities and to organize. This game pass will be adjusted not quite at SimCity 5, much to the small cards require the imminent demolition of already constructed buildings to build buildings of recent levels or expand buildings. Many minor issues in logic (which were also already mentioned in other reviews well enough) let the game pass to further lower in the basement.

There is simply no more SimCity old school.

Furthermore, to read today: "Electronic Arts makes SimCity- and Sims developers MAXIS tight"

Electronic Arts has made it easy on it when it comes to unwinding of development studios. They had in the past already closed Bullfrog, which became famous with games like Populous, Syndicate or Dungeon Keeper. And the Westwood Studios which Dune 2 or Command & Conquer justified the genre of real-time strategy. They were all brilliant games that have been made awesome flat.

Thank you EA!