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I used to be excited about new Android versions 10 years ago, now I'm thinking what are they gonna take away next.

Divinity 2 is completely awesome. The humor is just 👌 Original Sin 2 is just amazing.

I'm sorry if I misunderstood your comment. Because the industry adjusted people's expectations and they got the game anyway. I saw threads just like this about MTX in re4.

But it doesn't matter because we complaining about them are minority, people are gonna buy it anyway, they're gonna shove more of them in the next game and it'll break another sales records because nobody cares anymore.

That's the issue right there, you keep justifying this behavior. This is a 70 dollar game from a giant corporation, which you have to pay to play, and they expect you to pay more. MTX have no place here. They are not putting them in game because of the goodness of their hearts, they are doing it because of greed. If they didn't want you to buy them why would they put them in?

I'm not talking just about this game, this is my opinion about any game. It's time to put the foot down. They are slowly boiling us like a frog, first with day one dlcs and season passes and now this.

EDIT: Let's not forget about performance issues for 70 dollars. The real AAA gaming experience.

Just because it's nothing new doesn't make it acceptable for any game, studio or publisher. They are doing this because people are accepting it and know they can get away with it.

I don't care that it's a single player game for fuck's sake. I have a problem with free to play monetization in a paid game, not just this one any other game.

I think they are the game as the developers can base their game around them (remember battlefront 2?) It's a paid game, 70 dollars no less, and I'm sorry, but there is no justification for microtransactions.

How come Baldur's Gate 3 can be without microtransactions for example? It's greed pure and simple. If they didn't want you to buy them, and there weren't people putting in ridiculous amounts of money in them they wouldn't put them in.

Oh I'm sorry, I guess I should be grateful that a 70 dollar unoptimized game from a multi-million dollar company has microtransactions. I don't care what mental gymnastics you come up with, they have no place in paid games.

I think the whole game should be reviewed and that includes the microtransactions. There's a reason they add them after the reviews are in because they know people don't like to be nickel and dimed in a game that costs 60 to 70 fucking dollars.

Their games are broken even without denuvo

Oh shit, you're right.

Okay Tim Cook