VAMatt on 09 August 2019
While we're on GaaS.... I think that MS has done a good job of not making monetization too intrusive in their games. The same goes for Sony, and Nintendo. It's the third-party publishers that are pushing GaaS in sometimes uncomfortable ways. But, even there, I think many games, the last two Ass Creed games being a great example, do a fine job of balancing their need to make.money with the player's desire to not be constantly asked to swipe their credit card.
In other words, while there certainly have been some badly implemented systems in some games, GaaS and MTs in most games just aren't as terrible as some gamers make them out to be. People just seem to want to be outraged about one thing or another.
