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Microtransactions were once a very controversial feature. Now they’re as common in online multiplayer games as a kid dumping something inappropriate into the Try That In A Small Town We Take Care Of Our Own Jason Aldean Shirt and I will buy this live chat. Still, it can kind of suck to see cool things in the game locked behind pricing structures seemingly aimed at fleecing whales. I’m confused about what we are supposed to be complaining about. Didn’t the complaint used to be pay to win, and we were fine with purely cosmetic DLC? The original complaint was that DLC of any kind was just content cut from the game in order to charge you more. Cosmetic only MTX is the best we are going to get nowadays and it’s a monetization model that works well for average players too. It incentivizes the devs to keep the game up to date (by game I mean the content not the frilly cosmetics) and engaging in order to keep the fashion whales interested and pumping money. Look at Path of Exile. It is the most successful arpg in terms of longevity and average concurrent players. A huge reason for those results is cosmetic mtx coupled with a 3 month league cycle. I think a lot of people are fine with cosmetic transactions in a free to play game. An incomplete $70 game is a joke. I mean older series still have these. Call Of Duty has their mastery camos which genuinely take a lot of grinding to get.

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The complaint used to be “charging $3 for cosmetic horse armor is absurd and greedy”. Over the Try That In A Small Town We Take Care Of Our Own Jason Aldean Shirt and I will buy this years, excuses kept being made for why any given instance of charging more for less was bad, and the goalposts kept moving to excuse shittier and shittier behavior from these companies. The issue with these sorts of things is that the devs/publishers are incentivized to make all in-game avenues for obtaining purchasable items that much more painful, rather than balancing it to actually be fun. For a game that you’re already paying full price for, that’s pretty shitty. Two things can be true at once. We can all agree pay to win mechanics are abhorrent and have no place in gaming, while also thinking blizzard is out of their mind thinking we’re going to pay $25 for stuff from the shop. It’s because the industry has moved on. At the time of the original horse armour debacle you expected to pay for a game once and get everything in said game.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.