I have not bought a day1 full price game since Witcher3 and Persona5 also im pretty sure if i wait till xmas or right after i can get this game for $45-50. Then again 2 weeks off from work is right around that time as well and this game should fill in that time nicely.

Its gonna happen no stopping it "consumers" have proven time and again that while they will whine for a little while then eventually give in and pay what the pubs want usually in droves. All u gotta do is look at a AAA "net-bookings" and see the profits they are bringing in each qtr.

Price increases and more "recurrent user spending" its...inevitable.

Fair review if a dev wants to release their game in an unfinished state then they(and fans) should be prepared for reviews as it is. Does not matter what dev is doing it from AAA to Indies, early-access is a double edged sword and it should stay that way.

That said I do agree the there should be no number score yet. In fact I advocate that all numerical scores should be done away with or at the very least get rid of 1-10 and stick with 1-5.

Hasn't multi-boxing been a thing since year one? Now its a problem?

There is reaching and then there is reeeeaching

*Insert 'Here we go again' meme*

lol it was not a "mistake" its was simply the best place to put it. Now where is it gonna go? To the half time show? After the game? Either way its gonna be there and unskippable.

It been only one page and iv gotten my daily dose of idiocy/salt for the day, well nothing does "drama" like American Politics does.

Anyone member when people were mad at EA over Madden 21? Calling for a boycott, asking NFL to pull the license? This lasted a whole 4 days or so then: https://www.operationsports.com/madden-nfl-21-sales-improve-20-percent-year-over-year-in-its-first-week-more-than-17-million-games-played-in-the-yard/

I member and so does 2K, gamer "outrage" for sports titles is fleeting and almost worthless. EA didnt even have to back down over the UFC ads and all would have been well in the end. Its all going to get worse even as games get more expensive. No one has to pay $70 plus "recurrent user spending" but they will anyways in droves and the publishers know this.

TDLR: "We fired these people because we can and you nor anyone else can stop us."

Obviously those executives (and their paychecks) are the real success stories that lead to Disney being the powerhouse that it is and those 28,000 are just useless fat Disney does not need.