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If you want to support someone then you don't need a transaction. If you do it via transaction then there's no actual support being given since you're doing it in exchange for something.
Yeah. I support customers being given an option to buy the game in an unfinished prerelease state if they so choose. Is there something wrong with that. Do you think customers should have their choices arbitarily limited to the things YOU personally agree with?
As said I have yet to actually purchase any EA game. God knows I have far too many FINISHED games on my wishlist to have time/money for an unfinished game. I choose not to buy. and others are free to choose to buy and their choice doesn't affect me one lick.
Spend your money on the things you want and don't worry about what pther people are spending their money on.
Never had any issues with it, so don't care one iota. I can still watch videos, surf the web, and play my games with plenty of PC resources to spare for idling my own work in the background.
Oh I care about my costs, I care about my service, and I care about the quality of my products. I just don't care about yours. The fact that you and others have issues with, say Gamestop, doesn't bother me one iota, and I'm certainly not going to stop using Gamestop because you and those others have issues with the store. And to be perfectly frank, I'll be even less inclined to care if you and others head to a forum to complain about Gamestop and all their "evil" practices and harm done against you and others.
And that's the crux here, and part of the us vs. them mentality. People will come here complaining about something and expect an echo chamber of support. When that doesn't happen, suddenly everyone who disagrees with their assessment is a corporate shill and the reason why the "gubment" gets away with ruffling through everyone's underwear drawer. So they demand changes that would force everyone else into their narrow paranoid point of view because they simply can't handle the fact that no one else cares about their manufactured issues.
A lot of people don't care about anything, and nothing matters anyways lol. Just let whatever happens, happen. Who cares
Not any more. Now, any little slight that someone feels is made out to be an attack of enormous atrocity against the individual and their entire family. It's not enough to simply return and leave a negative review. They must now stand atop the highest peak with their bullhorn and shout about the deepest levels of injury done against them.
It's not longer about being grown up enough to understand that someone may be better than you in a multiplayer match and offer them a gg for good play. Now someone gets swatted and some random guy gets shot on his front porch because someone lost a match.
It's no longer accepting the fact that a developer may have a certain vision for a mechanic in their game, hence why they made certain changes in an update, and it's something that a person just has to learn to adapt to and live with. Now it's hunting down the dev's personal information and doxxing them, then spewing threats against their wife and children.
And it's not like these are rare events perpetrated by mentally ill individuals. These are common occurrences orchestrated by otherwise normal individuals. Just look at the OP, and the lengths he has gone simply to brigade a game and the developers over an non-issue of his own manufacturing. It has gone beyond the pale. This sort of behavior reflects negatively upon the entire gaming community and industry as a whole. But their self-centered attitude does not allow them to see beyond their own personal affrontery.
This is why we can't have nice things in games and gaming communities. Because of individuals like the OP that make mountains out of the tiniest anthills and will not stop, no matter how ridiculous they make themselves look. If you want to talk about the source of ills in the industry, we have to look no further than the real reasons why this very thread was posted.
Region locking - Disagree, region locking helps keeps prices from being too high in many countries with a lower economy.
Astroturfing- Haven't seen this happen
Forum censorship- It happens from time to time, not enough to make a big deal out of it though.
Early access- disagree, you are being told it is in early access, you are told to buy the game because you find what is currently there is acceptable and worth the price.
Releasing unfinished garbage - Agree
DLC feedback loop- No idea what this even means
DLC that should have been in the full game - This amounts to cosmetic stuff, so I really can't bring myself to even care about this at all.
Malware in games - haven't ever seen this happen before.
Rootkits - Haven't ever seen this ever used with a game.
you forgot one really big one.
Lootbox gambling - any developer that uses loot boxes in their games are scum, and it is even worse if that developer allows selling of the stuff from the loot boxes since that abuses gambling addiction and causes gambling addiction among children and adults.
Do I have to worry about problems with token receiving with below 10 Mb/s internet speed? I only want to try SMT 3 or Persona game. They don't seem very demanding spec-wise.
At the end of the day no one is being forced to buy a game with that big blue box on the store page. If you want a finished game that you can complain about, buy it without that big blue label on it.
There is only one person to blame if you expect anything than what you get at the moment of purchase of an EA title - and that's the person staring back at you when you look in a mirror.
Just like a regular game. A developer can support and issue patches, updates, and content for decades.. or they can forget about it the moment they release it on the store,
Star Citizen has been enough of a joke. without the need for hyperbole,.. hough it's not an Early Access game. It's a crowdfunding game. SO entirely different system
Considering you haven't brought up anything that pplies uniquely to EA games.
It's a crowd funded game, and yes I know it costs too much. But the flying is just soooo.... nnnnngggff!
People spend money on weird things, and I've no regrets if Star Citizen burns down tomorrow. I knew what I was getting into when bought ships to support it. Same way anyone should realized before buying an Early Access game...
also astroturfing and forum censorship can be reduced to chat bans. the person whos obviously spamming the n word to be annoying is more valuable to me now then anyone who supports chat bans for any reason at this point. there is no buisness or game related reasons for it. its purely political activism and social engineering. astroturfing might have more to it but its not possible without bans for chat/words/speech.
the thing that blows my mind the most about speech censorship is you do it for 1 person for every 10 and a good 5 of those couldnt give a rats ass no matter what. 2 or 3 of them are very much agiasnt any and all bans for anyone that isnt explicitly asking for others to be banned. you get like half a person to 2 who will chime in for pro chat bans for insert almost always whatever plotical reason you can think of.
and before you go full ♥♥♥♥♥♥ and say most people are in favor of chat bans. most games who started doing chat bans have 1/3 of their player base and 1/2 of their player base during events if they are lucky. you only think that because most people just dont say anything or get banned for pointing it out. the player counts speak for themselves. blizzard being the case and point of why chat bans are bad. old school good blizzard would never have come to steam. old school good blizzard had no need of poaching users like a indie dev. overwatch and heroes of the storm forums are filled with posts complaining about match maker and blizzard literally bans you from playing the game because morons where offended after they got ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ at and they only got ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ at because they took the game hostage. if you are hontestly stuck in gold or silver in a blizzard game literally find a premade and youll be diamond.
i wish i was wrong about this im not.