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I too think it's preposterous that it's somehow okay for companies to simply make disappear things you've bought/spent money on/anything like that. This is the
by extrememacaroni 6y ago
I too think it's preposterous that it's somehow okay for companies to simply make disappear things you've bought/spent money on/anything like that.
This is the main reason I avoid games like this. It's just a trap, nothing keeps the developer from retiring the game whenever it feels like, nothing keeps the developer from releasing an update that completely changes how the game plays. If you like a game now, next week they can rebalance it and introduce microtransactions and that's... perfectly okay it seems?
- trash3 6y agoReminds me of me of the Green Kayle skin I bought in League of Legends almost a decade ago. Pricks changed the base design of the model and did so for the paid skin as well.
- jabl 6y agoSeems to be a common pattern. Eg in world of tanks/warships, there are "premium" tanks/ships you can buy for money and which are slightly better than the free vehicles at the same tier. While they are decent enough to not reduce the specs of stuff people have paid for, what they do is boost other vehicles and introduce new ones, which over time has the same effect.