Since Digital Homicide(there's now even worse than them)and evil devs saga still marches on, and I still see people hating Jim Sterling or whatever anti crap/shovelware/asset flip critics, by saying that crap games should exist and people shouldn't warn each other, on top of some devs trying to imitate AAA industry with loot boxes, "it's just cosmetic", "player choice" and whatever excuses for crap systems, like P2W microtransactions and DLC(also includes unlockable cheats), be it single or multiplayer, and people wanting to have games where they ARE present, by saying "it saves my time" and "I can kill idiots with money". "Trash for cash" ideology seems to work, too.

Oh wait, that means you shouldn't even play the game, since you paying for shortcuts that enforce you to NOT play it! This is the future people, where we deny that crap exists and it makes actual, honest people trying to get into once premium storefront into a war of who can spam more crap first, or become a AAA developer, with generic ideas and "premium stuff", like season passes, collector's editions, "fee to pay" games, all backed with excuses that it's too expensive to make, e.t.c. Along with indie devs taking cues from them and saying "everyone has to embrace loot boxes/P2W mechanics".

Accepting trash stuff like P2W games, asset flips, exploitations, failed early access/Kickstarter/Paetrons/scams and Unreal tutorials disguised as games is where we will eventually fall. Let them get away with it and we will see another crash in America at least.