actually, there is a fair portion... particularly concerning their casual properties, particularly The Sims. (It should be no surprise that the majority of (public) Simmers tend to be alignment with SJW philosophies. Also, as a whole, many of those groups are more likely to pay for mods and add-ons... rather than create their own. While there are active modders and content creators, many are inclined to kowtow to EA... even when its detrimental to their own works. and while sports/racing fans are less likely to support those views, they still are largely less likely to mod... or be driven away by the politics.. or even the less than competitive quality of EA products, simply as they're often fans of the IP. They have more fans of their IPs than they do of their actual products... to which then, the complaints are numerous.... but it still hasn't deterred their sales by much -- tho, that mostly goes to the large consumer distrust in media and reviews.. from the professional to social to the fact that many pre-ordering sites allow for consumer reviews prior to a game's release.)  Although, Bradshaw (Maxis) did, initially, take aim at some complaints within the protest... talking about her history in the industry as well as the company's own initiatives to get more women involved in gaming long before the inactivist complaints... (but one might find she was largely unaware of the GG controversy, and asked indirect questions relating to persistent themes surrounding it.) but, of course, EA has been on a downward spiral for decades... They've long been in a Sierra esque / Nintendo-ish zone...  it's a wonder why EA (or nintendo for that matter) hasn't just moved to solely or predominately creating, focusing on mobile games.  and the selling points on their games... always include superficial buzzwords...  (shit that irritates the rest of humanity like the overuse of "painterly" but apparently causes orgasms in the sjw crowd.)