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Ooooh well...
This is about both. Hotline Miami preorder sales are directly affecting Payday 2's current development and Overkill as well.
Is there a time limit before you can refund a preorder or something that I'm not aware of?
Nice misrepresentation and flamebait. I couldn't give a toss whether or not I have to buy a DLC. What I am "whining" about is having what is supposed to be labeled as "free" content locked behind a MASSIVE hundreds of thousands of dollars paywall.
Not to mention using the sales of another game to the advantage of that paywall.
Who cares? It's incentive and some people think it's fun. Overkill is a business, not a charity. From a business sense, what they're doing is very smart. There's much ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ companies to go after in this industry.
And there's no way in hell I'm using it. I'm happy with my purchase.
"Overkill is a business, not a charity."
From the description of the Completely Overkill Pack:
"This pack is for anyone who wants a way to support OVERKILL in developing the free Hype Train content for the community. The pack allows heisters to use four unique versions of the original PAYDAY masks. At some point in the future, a secret reward will be unlocked for all owners of the pack as well."
Emphasis on "support". "Not a charity"?
"There are people that do worse, therefore they're the only ones that matter"
That's called a good in exchange for your business.
You're seriously implying they're asking for charity? In exchange for content?
"They're a business that wants money in exchange for content. ♥♥♥♥ them!!!"
Yeah... as long as we give them more money, of course.
That has got to be the most disingenuous statement I have read in a long time.
Yeah, I don't get it. They're trying to help drive sales to some indie devs by offering rewards for their game. Such a ♥♥♥♥♥♥ thing of them to do... ya know, supporting the smaller devs.
What ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥.