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-two slayers skins
-a mech skin
-a dragon skin
-all campaign DLCs planned
-digital art book
-digital soundtrack
Completely normal now a days. Things cost more and that will always have to be the new normal because life isn’t getting any cheaper or easier.
My advice is, as always, don't make purchases at prices you find unacceptable, and until you've seen confirmation that a product you're paying for delivers the experience you want. If not, either pass, or wait for sale prices you do find acceptable. But the $69.99 AAA MSRP isn't gong to deflate.
That said, since I don't see this $80 price tag people are talking about (it's $69.99 on the store page for me,) I have to assume it's a regional pricing issue.
OP is correct, DO NOT accept it and demand better. If people don't smarten up this is only the start. 2 Years from now we'll be talking 90€, then 100€ etc etc. There is no reason for game's to increase their price point since it has been anchoring the industry for a very long time now.
They are not more expensive to make now, they sell more then ever, have a lot less overhead costs attached to them. The only thing that really inflated within the industry the last few years were budgets. In the past developers had to develop their games around budget limitations via their creative vision, now publishers simply throw money and manpower at the "problem" (the creative part of games.) and call it a day.
Here, let me quote this legend.
You basically get all the DLC/Expansions with the premium edition.......I know this is bait and all but come on, dude.
That being said, 70$ being the new standard for AAA is outrages too, because we do not get any more for our money. I would even argue that we often get less than what we used to.
Which, to reiterate, since people only seize on one part of posts and ignore others, included the statement: "My advice is, as always, don't make purchases at prices you find unacceptable, and until you've seen confirmation that a product you're paying for delivers the experience you want. If not, either pass, or wait for sale prices you do find acceptable."
What really grinds my gears is this promise that you will get all DLC/expansions, however you have no idea what these DLC/expansions will be like, how many you will get or how good/bad they will be. You're paying a premium for the promise that they will deliver a good product; a promise they have no obligation to fulfil.
https://store.steampowered.com/bundle/15366/DOOM_Anthology/
Ancient gods was good, sure, but you know nothing about this new dlc, yet you're willing to pay a premium for it already.
I'll might get it at half the price.
Edit: Also your facts don’t prove anything. Things are naturally more expensive when it’s new. Once again it’s just life and whining about it gets you no where in life.
It made me laugh.
I'll check again in a year or two.