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preorder bonuses are usually trivial fluff too
Everything is connected that you are missing out of life as everyone else are living the life.
It is because you may not admit it.
But you are a second class citizen.
And they are only wishing to sell the game to the best buyer.
The reason is that a single player can be worth 100 players. The reason is that 1,5% of world population is super rich that they are pushing the buy button and as a toddler they were sitting with an Ipad buying up amazon
Depends on the preorder bonus.
I know a lot of people that would preorder for a variety or reasons. Some because they're impatient and get the premium editions for early access.
Some because they don't want to miss out on any "content" that comes with a preorder.
If the stuff you got in your preorder was made available to others later for playing the game I wouldn't have as much of an issue.
I pre-order games I know I'll like: Elden Ring, Lies of P, God of War Ragnarok, etc...
But the bonuses really aren't worth writing home about.
But what if that game you preordered runs like utter rubbish? Maybe poor optimization or frequent crashes?
Again I don't wanna look like I'm hating on games themselves. I've never played any of the games you listed but wouldn't it still be better to wait and see the performance of the game as much as the quality of the game itself?
Well, regardless if you pre-ordered the standard edition or not, it's still the same price if you buy it a week after launch. It makes no difference. Also, seeing as how many games come out with some issues, you can be assured that patches will be released soon enough to address the major problems.
I usually do wait at least 6 months before buying most games, but some, like RE4 Remake, nah, wasn't waiting to play that gem.
If a game requires pre-order bonuses in order to be good, then it's not a good game.
It's seen often in smaller games that someone gets monopoly over the world economy and everyone else are just visitors.
You know that you are a visitor since if someone would steal a thing from a player, like they drop a piece of candy paper on the floor and you pick it up, you will not only be hunted by them but the entire server will join them. Or if you curse at them, then you are banned by the server. Since the entire server's members are paid to play their game. Which would be no different from leasing a boat. You now on this boat and didn't pay for the ride.
You get to sit in the cabin and be the cabin boy.
One of the main issues is that shareholders in game development studios often pressure for early releases to maximize their return on investment, which can lead to underdeveloped products.
Pre-orders are the worst manifestation of this practice, as consumers are essentially buying a promise that the game will be good. Despite past assurances from studios—like the trust placed in CD Projekt Red before the release of Cyberpunk 2077—these promises don't always hold true.
Stop preordering games. By doing so, you send a message to shareholders that this anti-consumer practice is unacceptable.