I don't like the model of paying for a digital object that doesn't do anything besides bypass a bit of code that makes the experience more laborious or time del

I don't like the model of paying for a digital object that doesn't do anything besides bypass a bit of code that makes the experience more laborious or time delayed. I personally download these games and play the shit out of them, but never ever give them money. It becomes a different aspect of the game -- sure, I have plenty of money to give you, but I don't think I should give it for something to speed up the experience -- I mean, you designed the experience, so it becomes a personal challenge until the game becomes boring -- oh, and I never mention it to anyone else, as to remove the word of mouth part. I happily pay for good games that don't use this mechanic and tell my friends about how rad they are. It's how I speak with my wallet.