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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Wolverine GTR" data-source="post: 20854224" data-attributes="member: 158020">EA bans out of nowhere an entire country from Origin, without offering refunds or compensations <img src="http://i.imgur.com/evC8xk9.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" /> It appears that EA has just banned an entire country from Origin. According to reports, PC gamers located in Myanmar cannot access their games or login to their accounts, and cannot use EA’s Origin client at all. PC gamers in Myanmar are welcomed with an “Access Denied” message and  it’s been reported that Origin is no longer available in Myanmar.  However, all those gamers that have already bought their have not been  refunded in any way. Instead, EA simply terminated its Origin services  in that country, without giving a damn about those affected by it. From what we’ve gathered, EA is not offering Origin in Myanmar  anymore due to the US sanctions against Myanmar. It’s worth noting that  the sanctions were lifted on October 7th, however the service is still  unavailable in Myanmar. It’s also worth noting that Steam, GOG, and every single other  content distribution network is said to be working fine in Myanmar.Naturally, gamers located in Myanmar can use a VPN in order to access their accounts and games. This issue perfectly demonstrates the dangers of digital/current  games. It further proves that gamers do not really own their games, but  rather a license to play them. Ironically, the only way to actually play  your legitimate copies – in case something like that happens in your  country – is by using… you guessed it… cracks. And that’s really a sad  thing to say. We hope that EA will resolve this issue as soon as possible, or at least offer a refund to everyone affected by this! </blockquote>

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