> I seriously don't understand game culture these days. The rhetoric seems to hint at things I don't understand. It’s not difficult at all to understand. If yo

> I seriously don't understand game culture these days. The rhetoric seems to hint at things I don't understand. It’s not difficult at all to understand. If you pay $59.99 for something, are you entitled to ownership of the entire game? Or are you entitled to ten slot machines that randomly payout enhanced functionality at low probabilities? The majority of publishers seem to think the latter is a fair way of doing business.