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i've spoke about it before, but I think it's criminal when a video game company continues to rake-in in-game-purchase profit far after they've ceased moderation
by serf 2y ago
i've spoke about it before, but I think it's criminal when a video game company continues to rake-in in-game-purchase profit far after they've ceased moderation or population herding.
TF2 is one such example. Another egregious example is GTA V.
I think it sucks that a 'software' company is more than willing to take 50 bucks for virtual simoleons while simultaneously being too busy to moderate that same universe because of future development.
Having their cake and eating it too. Whole economy around that stuff just sucks, and it's only morally allowed because "well we need to eat, too." -- which is never that great an excuse for screwing people over.