IAmCrimsonLegion on 03 July 2015
I feel if you pay $60 for a game and a mode is included in a game at that price, a consumer should feel justified when they feel a developer is taking it away from them, even if it's just temporarily. If I paid a certain amount for a game and all of a sudden, that game removed a feature that was in the game when I paid for it, I can be as displeased as I want to be. I paid for it and the feature was included in the game when I paid for it. Said feature may have been one of many reasons I paid for it. It's not entitlement, it's not getting what you paid for. "Entitlement" is a word thrown around like candy nowadays and no longer holds much meaning to me.
