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<\/a><\/center>Over the past couple of days, “SimCity” has eclipsed “Pope” in global search volume<\/a>. Electronic Arts has finally created something that has captivated the world with an intoxicating melange of drama, tragedy and sick humor. Too bad all of these elements emerge from EA’s project management, not the game itself. The first stage of the SimCity fiasco stemmed from how EA’s servers spectacularly failed to cope with the entirely predictable launch week traffic<\/a>. But the next stage is potentially even more damaging. On EA’s Answer HQ<\/a> website, one of the most heated discussion threads is now about whether the entire pathfinding and traffic management systems of the game are badly broken.<\/p>\n