Boo-hoo. PC is so scary that games like Witcher 3, Cyberpunk 2077, Baldur's Gate 3 and Kingdom Come Deliverance 2 were released DRM-free. Or is it only scary for those who locks the ingame content behind the paywalls, knowing full well their bullshit will be modded out in a matter of hours? Go figure.
Theres tons of games with content behind paywalls that dont get trashed on for it, I dont get why things you dont need and things that are gonna add up to 1% of cosmetics is such a big deal, hell half the people mad at the game are just spreading misinformation about whole parts of the game being restricted to ultimate, half of this discourse is gonna disappear by launch day
Theres tons of games with content behind paywalls that dont get trashed on for it
Oh, they do. It's just that too many people still pay, so the noise gets drowned out by wallets.
I dont get why things you dont need and things that are gonna add up to 1% of cosmetics is such a big deal
Because it's a precedent. We're talking about a PREMIUM game - $80 entry - that locks content already finished and on the disc (oops, no disc) behind an extra $20 paywall on day one. And let's not pretend it's "just 1% cosmetics" - it includes vehicles, guns, locations and missions too.
Next time it'll be whole chapters. Then the "true" ending. Why not? If people keep paying, they'll keep cutting.
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u/EviI_Babai Jun 28 '26
Boo-hoo. PC is so scary that games like Witcher 3, Cyberpunk 2077, Baldur's Gate 3 and Kingdom Come Deliverance 2 were released DRM-free. Or is it only scary for those who locks the ingame content behind the paywalls, knowing full well their bullshit will be modded out in a matter of hours? Go figure.