Hey, don't get me wrong. I'm glad that people are finding a value proposition in EA Access that works for them. If you play a lot of EA games, especially as time goes on and more titles enter the Vault, and if you don't mind an extra subscription fee on top of what you're already paying for Gold, then more power to you.
I'm not in that camp, however. I pay for Plus and that's it until Halo 5 releases, then I'll pony up for Gold. It doesn't make sense for me to pay yet again for EA games specifically, and Plus is an excellent value that's tied to my primary gaming machine this gen. Having worked very closely with publishers for the last 20 years, I know they're watching how EA Access is working out and looking for ways to apply that business model going forward - and I'm not into paying for multiple subscriptions while the pubs involved remove their titles from Plus.
If you're not looking at the long game, you're not paying attention.
Don't get me wrong this month was great for me with PSN, but historically they have released nothing but indies since the launch of the PS4. How does EA access have any conflict?
It was actually MS that released Rayman Legends this month which is easily the most "mainstream" title released on either system for their respective services
PS4 vs XB1 obviously