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Sure as hell ain't getting £49.99 from me - feel sorry for anyone who does drop that.
He is right though. If you don't support this and the price simply don't purchase it. Crying on the foums isn't going to do anything.
From what I can see it's only the reduced artwork that would cost so much.
But don't worry, enough people will buy it and next time it will cost you 65-70€. You can watch that trend over the years - delivering less for more, as long as people buy it and they will buy it, heck they even pay upfront, essentially giving out a loan for free, while not knowing what they will receive in return.
Waiting for retail and will get it for ~40-45€. If it's more expensive, I'll pass until a sale.
Not because I'm poor, but because I do not support such price policies and it does not help to keep this to myself, so here I am, complaining. I wouldn't, if I would not care for Civilization, but Civ 1 was one of my very first games, I still love Civ, but that does not turn me into a fool after all (which love tends to do). ;p
Edit: About those AAA stuff:
I would not pay that much for so-called "AAA" stuff as well. If it is really good, it will sell good, so you earn good money even without overpricing. Simple as that. I don't care if they spent millions on marketing or went way over budget, or want to buy a new boat or whatever. Not my problem to solve, really.
I've gone down your list of changes in your pinned thread. I'm rasing my hypothertical question based upon Firaxis' previous ability to change V radically by adding in those core features that were missing from Vanilla V and added later as DLC. Whilst I accept that some of those changes in your list will have considerable gameplay influence the mechanics involved in making those changes don't seem to be as radical as the changes made to Vanilla V. Hence my raising the issue.
I'm not suggesting the game is dumbed down in any way, nor am I suggesting the new complexitiy will be anything less than great fun to play... but I genuinely question if those changes were part of a planned DLC for V.
Now if those additonal features were upgraded too, with more options, then perhaps the total changes would justify a new game. Trade for example could be vastly upgraded.
EDIT;typos