Jonathan Hanratty is by no means suggesting that publishers put a little less effort into games and charge £10-£15 less. Jonathan is however, suggesting that cheaper and even free games are going to become much more popular (why wouldn’t they?!)
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- No, hey, man, if we're gonna wear uniforms, man, you know let's have everybody wear something different.
- Yea, that's it. Yea, we want something where everybody wears something different, man, but the same, you know?
I don’t play Call of Duty, but every time I see something for it I’m like, “what the fuck is going on over there?” “Pay $80 for Kong’s robot fist!” “Shoot people as history’s two most famous potheads who don’t like guns in real life!”
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I'm going to just play retro games if they are, I'm not going to waste hundreds of pounds on in-game items like these developers want me to.
F2P that works like a demo where you get to play the first X levels is great. Then you decide to purchase the rest if you want. F2P where you can play as much as you want, you will just be terrible at it unless you keep investing money is just plain annoying.
f2p sucks it makes people who normal would buy the game for 60 pay more then 60 to get the 60 dollar worth of game they would of original got. the only thing f2p does is make it so those who dont give a crap about games come in and try it and never spend more then a few bucks. im not gonna pay more to have a full game experience so free loaders can come in and dick around.
I sure hope not. While I love League of Legends and DOTA2, most other F2P games are, in one way or another, pretty bad. Some are simply really cheap, with very low production values; while other are forcing you to spend cash to progress. Most F2P games overly rely on farming/grinding in order to have the players spend money on boosts or items in order to not bu stuck at the same spot for months. I'd rather pay 60$ for a full game with the occasional DLC packs than pay nothing at first, then be nickled and dimed to death.