/vr/ - Retro Games

>>9445498
depends if the game is singleplayer or multi oriented. i usually skip current multiplayer games for this very reason.
when i buy a game, i want access to all the content that's in it.
if devs/publishers want to add content they have to sell it in reasonably priced/stacked bundles such as full expansions.
timed limited content and pre-order exclusives serve the same purpose of decoupling the content from the game to better keep it hostage from a groomed clientele...
grind and loot boxes groom people to be thankful to have "rewards"
it's all in the wording, there are psychologists and psy-op trained execs who are slowly changing this commerce into slavery(see mobile in-game purchases)
if you can think about something, a greedy asshole is probably already doing it.
there's enough old games and custom content for them for a lifetime anyway so i can do with buying just a few single player games a year...
nothing like just launching an old FPS and not having to worry if all the content is there