First of all,

if you are part of EA (Extraordinary Adventures!)'s community don't just defend them, please continue reading and don't be biased.

"Extraordinary Adventures!" is a follow-up of "An Extraordinary Day", a game based off a Japanese manga series called "JOJO's Bizarre Adventures" written and illustrated by Hirohiko Araki. The new game is playable on Roblox.com.

The game used to be a modded version of another game which got leaked by a rogue developer, called "A Bizarre Day" (ABD). 

EA's staff team have closed AED and came up with a "remake" after ABD's staff team decided to close all ABD copies, supposedly getting rid of all ABD assets.

They then proceeded to monetize their game. Sounds good, except they didn't actually remake their game, they just replaced obvious copied assets and closed all contacts with ABD's staff team, pretty fishy uh?

Even the exploiting community showed us how their ABD exploits work on EA, and the presence of various stolen models added after ABD's latest leak, not to mention the same hitboxes. We received help by people who bypass Roblox's vulnerabilities for the right thing, they did otherwise.

Seeing a game with ripped assets from another game (which also goes against Roblox's DMCA, despite ABD being based off an already existing brand) earn robux simply by changing most obvious assets just to cover up their own unwillingness to do the right thing, easily manipulating children into believing they are in the right.. it's just impossible to bear with.

Here's a quick example of obvious assets stealing:

EA's "STW"​

ABD's STW 3 Punch Combo​

ABD's STW uppercut​

ABD's STW Counter

And that's just one example, more can be easily spotted by playing the two games and comparing them.

EA's game link​

ABD's game link

The solution? Simply shutdown EA so they stop earning off someone else's hard work, no excuse can protect them from such accusations.