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I wasn't trying to strawman you.

But yes I agree, a $40 price point would have been a lot smarter for his game. But that's more an industry problem with their obsession with $60 price tags. Anything less than that and people will yell "lol indie game".

On this we completely agree.

This ridiculous notion that all games are created equal is insane. Dragon Age: Inquisition has greater value than Madden version 100.

And The Order - so many arguments about this game's length and value would be completely neutralised at $40...even $50 would help that cause.

Therein lies the problem: a Madden fan will thow DA in the trash and say, "What is this shit!? I wouldn't take it, even if you PAID me to play that nerd crap!" They would probably do this before or after the release of Madden 101, too (In all fairness, they already know what they're getting.). Value is relative to each individual's perception, and the perception is based upon experience. This game may very well be worth it's $60 pricetag, but everyone should bottle up until they have an actual experience to reference.