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This isn't an MMO. Singe player games are an experience, an artform. The fact this new fad has crept into single player games is a cancer to the art form, and if you can't see that, then you are the problem. Even with things like cosmetics... just let it die, before standard gaming turns into the ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ Google Play Store.
You know how in the good old days games managed to handle such problems?
By providing cheat codes or difficulty settings. Without charging extra money, without MTs or DLCs.
The whole "MTs are good, If you want to make the game easier, you have the option to buy things on the market"-thing is highly absurd considering not a long time ago it was standard to provide these things (difficulty switches, gameplay customization, cheat codes) as built-in features.
In Starcraft for example, people were free to use cheats to make the game easier for them. No need to pay 50 cents every time i want to make the game easier for me by revealing the map or by giving myself some extra ressources.
In Top Gun : Fire At Will for MS-DOS i was able to give my aircraft unlimited ammo or make enemies easier via the game options menu. Did i have to pay for these options? No.
The original japanese release of MegaMan 2 had only one difficulty, for the USA version they added an easier difficulty setting so we were able to choose between "normal" and "hard" (the original japanese difficulty). Did we have to pay extra money every time we want to play the normal mode? No.
How come game developers 5~20 years ago managed to implement difficulty setttings, custom game settings and cheat codes without requiring the player to pay every time they want to make the game easier or customize the games difficulty? Gosh, i can not think how they could have possibly done this! That's madness, impossible! They must've used now-long forgotten ancient magic to implement difficulty settings for free!
Nowadays AAA-publishers are so greedy and profit-focussed that they don't care about respect for their customers and expect you to PAY for these kinds of things that should be part of the standard game package.
MT in a SP game is hilarious, and the game itself is 60$ too. Even these different tiers, base, silver and gold are stupid. Why aren't these tribes coming with the base game? Nah gotta pay more and get silver edition if you want those.
Really 100$ for a game? And it has MT too?
I commute to work half an hour (1 hour lost everyday), I work 10 hours a day, I work 3 out of 4 saturdays except for winter (I am civil engineer, winters are slower for us due to atmospheric conditions not always allowing us to work with concrete or to weld under certain temperature/snow/rain), I go to gym 3 times a week, I hang out with my friends regularly during weekends, I live on my own, not "with parents", I love playing video games - yet I am one of the strongest opposition to MTs in this forum.
And you know why is that OP? Because I am not stupid enough to believe that they are doing it "for my own good and enjoyment". I am also not stupid enough to not understand how MTs operate based on other games that use them. If they put them in then they sure as hell know that enough people will find pacing of the game (or endgame in SoW situation) to be terrible, gameplay to be tedious and grindy to warrant cost of implementing them being paid by them.
I do complain about lack of free time. Its sometimes really tempting to just call in sick to play some new game, but I don't do that, and you know why? Because I understand that if there are no reason for devs/publishers to f.uck with pacing and gameplay just to sell more shi.tty lootboxes then game will be enjoyable and rewarding even if I'll be able to only play it for few hours in a week.
I have close to 150 hours in Witcher 3, I've beatean Dark Souls 3 two times in a row - and in neither of those games I felt like any part was grinding, or like any part was just artificially elongated - which happens time and time again with games with MTs in them.
Coincedently those two games also prove the "cost of development" and "inflation" arguments to be bulls.hit, as both of those games are high quality big budget games without MTs that got high profits just on games own merits.
OP - you are an idiot.
If you are buying the game, great. But that also names you a huge hypocrites considering you feel so strongly about how greedy the publishers are.
If you aren't then ut is pretty silly to waste your time in a forum for a game you aren't going to play especially considering you have so little free time as you say
Of course I am not bying this game. I don't condone anti-consumer practices. By the way - how stupid you have to be to not see that they don't give a s.hit about you saving time? Can you chose what you get to surely speed up your game? Hell no. You just pull one-arm-bandit lever without even knowing the chances.
You are an idiot. You are doing more harm to gaming with your stupidity than WB with MTs. You know why is that? Because if there won't be idiots advocating on how it is "actually good for gamers" then they would just drop that when people would not buy games with MTs in them.
Oh man, If only Steam had a phone app that allowed you to comment while you are walking somewhere to do something. Alas, technology is not there yet.
It really isn't, the app just crashes all the time for me and doesn't let me type.
It works great on my Xiaomi Mi4C. Did not crash even once, and I use it all the time (as seen by number of comments).
You are dumb or prolly have 5 years if not less.
Sorry for offensive but what I've read is dumb af