Solution for Game Patch vs. Replacement Discs Controversy

Hey Yuri, how feasible does this sound?
Create a 'support' link on the wii 10 site that those who have registered their game can navigate to. From there you guys can offer a post release replacement disc that has fixed all the issues that were not taken care of before your deadline (including weather). This way, EA can cut down on costs because the casual players won't notice the glitches so they won't bother checking on the support site, but those of us who do notice and care can get replacement updated discs. This should greatly cut down on the number of replacement discs EA has to send AND I'm even willing to pay a reasonable shipping charge which is probably the bulk of the expense, right?
Can you run this idea by the $ guys?|||no wya in hell this would ever go through. but id pay for one|||I'd pay for one also. However, how would the online game sync b/w replacement disc and the original?|||I'd pay for one too. And I'd agree to send in my original disc.|||

I'd pay for one also. However, how would the online game sync b/w replacement disc and the original?

well, most (not all) of the little kids that play probably won't play online. And if they do, then they just go to support and order the new disc. Once the update is available, the online system would conceivably be able to recognize which version is uploaded and match players accordingly. EA could also note, while the connection to the server is established, that a new updated disc is available. Also, once the updated disc is available you would assume that EA would be distributing the updated disc in all new shipments.|||EA RUINS GAMES ALOT THO =/|||

I'd pay for one also. However, how would the online game sync b/w replacement disc and the original?

well, most (not all) of the little kids that play probably won't play online. And if they do, then they just go to support and order the new disc. Once the update is available, the online system would conceivably be able to recognize which version is uploaded and match players accordingly. EA could also note, while the connection to the server is established, that a new updated disc is available. Also, once the updated disc is available you would assume that EA would be distributing the updated disc in all new shipments.

Sounds good to me I can roll with that.