I've long since given up on fighting DLC prices and micro transactions ever since Fire Emblem started doing it and announced it was super profitable.
Why? Fight til death. By remaining silent you tell publishers they win and that you don't care about quality
Because we complained about it a crap ton for Awakening, but then they announced they made a million bucks on it. Then people people complained about Fates and their DLC. But it still showed right back up for Echoes.
You can complain as much as you want but at the end of the day, wallets will speak louder than words.
Squeaky wheel gets the grease, many consumer unfriendly things were killed with enough noise being made, this is no exception
This is far too pervasive and prevalent. Right now, I can only rely on companies' internal ethics and morals to protect us against it.
And what's even worse is that those that speak the loudest against it tend to be the ones that spend the most money on it.
Nah, that's a fallacy. People complaining about it wouldn't be pumping money into lootboxes if they hated them
Is it? I'll have to research this.
I refuse to spend money on Gacha games or micro transactions though. And I play FE Heroes regularly.
Good, by taking a stand, you showing quality is important and you won't settle for anything less
But in this very GFaqs community, there's someone dropping $4K on for the next set of limited edition characters, thus proving everyone's point the model works marvelously