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We’ve seen first hand how corporate game companies sell their soul for the easy payday. We are disappointed to see them doubling down on more and more exploitative practices, becoming more like casinos instead of bringing joy to gamers." Then I think it is a bit worrying and seems to be going against their core ethos.
Not to be a shill, but if you're approaching Dark and Darker as a 'Free to Play' game, you set yourself up for failure.
It's been made clear from the start, it's a paid game (and was paid before) that you're getting free access to. To make the educated decision of whether or not you wanna pay $30 for basically what is the freedom to play an end-game ranked mode + make several characters.
Yet they are doing the same greed Nexon does. Remember when you had to use the stones to unlock new classes like Warlock/Bard. They've wanted to milk the playerbase since release.
They have to make money somehow. The servers don't pay for themselves. And you're fine with mentioning that, but conveniently leave out how they doubled back on that concept almost immediately because they recognized it was not popular with the base. Nexon wouldn't care, they would push it anyway.
As for the cat thing, if IM's track record is anything to go by that situation will be rectified pretty quickly. So I recommend you get all of your whining done now while you still have an issue to whine about.