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This. When I launch a game I want to play the game. I don't want to crawl through screens of advertising for loot boxes and daily deals. I understand if it's a
by Taylor_OD 8y ago
This. When I launch a game I want to play the game. I don't want to crawl through screens of advertising for loot boxes and daily deals. I understand if it's a MMO or something but why does firing up a basketball game now force me to navigate through loads of ad screens before I can ever play the game?
- georgeecollins 8y agoI WONT BUY YOUR GAME! - I wont buy your game unless you let me try a demo. (PC-CDROM days) - I won't buy your game if the demo is too short. - I won't buy your game if I played your demo for hours and now I am bored of it. - I won't buy your game unless it has online multiplayer. - I won't buy your game unless it has twenty hours of single player content. - I won't buy your game if it has licensed content. - I won't buy your game unless I can get it used. (Console days) - I won't buy your game unless it has split screen mode (OK only dumb marketing people ever told me this) - I won't buy your game if it has online content that can't be unlocked for free used. - I won't buy your game if it doesn't have X players in multiplayer. - I won't buy your game if it has paid dlc. - I won't buy your game if it is free to play (so true). I won't buy your game!
- al_chemist 8y agoThose are valid reasons to not to buy a game. You sound offended by customers voicing their opinions what they want.
- georgeecollins 8y agoI didn't mean to sound offended if I did. I was joking. But I guess if I were trying to be more serious I would point out that people who develop games are extremely aware of the pain points of gamers.