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Pemalite said:

JEMC said:

That's an extreme example, and shouldn't be taken out of context.

The thing is that "we" (gamers in general) also have part of the guilt for this. Had we said no to that Oblivion horse armor, haven't bought the Team Fortress 2 hats or skipped Overwatch's loot crates, we wouldn't be in this situation.

Actions speak louder than words, specially when only a minory on the internet claim against those things, and so far publishers have only seen the equivalent of a green light from "us".

Hey hey hey! Don't lump me in with those schmucks. :P
I did say "no" to Horse Armor. I didn't buy hats for Team Fortress 2. And I ignored Overwatch's loot crates. (And was vocal against them. :P)

But you are right, money talks.

I wasn't talking against you. I only used your post for a little rant

vivster said:

JEMC said:

Maybe they'll add more content with future DLCs?

There won't be any DLC and DLC won't fix the problem anyway.

Well, you said last week that there weren't enough caves to explore. Maybe they could launch a "subterranean DLC" with lots of caves and underground places to explore.

I mean, if the main problem of the game is content, they could try to add more of that with additional content.

 

Slightly off-topic, but it's weird to talk with Pemalite about how damaging some DLCs, microtansactions and loot boxes are, and then talk with you, viv, about waiting for DLC to improve a game. I feel, and rightfully so, like an hypocrite.