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I don't like this. I bought the game, I didn't buy a shopping mall.

• tzakrajs 10y ago
  Not only did you not buy the game or the shopping mall, you bought a ticket to get inside a shopping mall.
• fastball 10y ago
  The game won't change. You still have the exact game you paid for. Except maybe with more bug fixes now that Microsoft has a justification for continued expenditure.
  • nebabyte 10y ago
    > The game won't change. You still have the exact game you paid for. This idea died for me with (and I got into gaming kinda late, and have always been kinda a casual gamer) TF2. "The game you paid for" can absolutely change over time; especially something as multiplayer-centric as TF2. More specifically, it's not the changes to the engine or such, but the community, and the assets/etc that can cause it.
• khedoros1 10y ago
  I bought the game. Later, a platform for building modified versions grew around it. Even later, another platform with pricetags on the modified versions appeared. All along, the game that I've bought has been gaining features for free, although I'm also free to be a traditionalist and load+play the game that I originally bought. None of this seems like something that's harming me.