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They dont care man, they know we buy it, and we do. The world you want doesnt excist.
Exactly. Nothing will change nomatter how much backlash they receive aslong as the money rolls in, and it does.
I buy this because i dont bother changing the world, we are all gonna die, enjoy your time and you do YOU, you might live longer.
But even if that wasn't true I genuinely cannot imagine having this mindset. I'd like for the products I consume to not be bad. We shouldn't be complacent with ♥♥♥♥ because of the illusion of not being able to change anything.
This mindset comes from 40 years of gaming and overall just watching how the world works, nothing changes, ESPECIALLY not in this industry. For Wildcard to wake up, 80% of the playerbase would have no not buy the game, and demand change.
That will never happen, because thats not how people work. I would absolutely LOVE for everything to be perfect the day i buy it, buts a dream, this is reality.
Unfortunately, games are not a commodity, they are unique products. So even if a company is greedy and incompetent players will still line up because they are the only source of a particular game.