though indie devs don't have to worry about used game sales because i haven't seen any used copies of indie gamesCrono1973 said:What feeds the vicious cycle is giving money to the publishers who do things like this. Do you see indie devs doing things like this? They can't afford it in more than one way.ravensshade said:yeah this argument is going no-whereCrono1973 said:I don't want to support developers who try to punish people for buying used. Buying used saves me $20 without the online pass and saves me $10 with it. Why would I want to fund more nonsense like this in the next game?ravensshade said:Crono1973 said:Why do people do this?ravensshade said:wow seriously...? overreaction much?viranimus said:Yep. The precedent set is now an industry standard. Thank you everyone who said "I dont see why this is such a big deal"
This is also a reason why I typically wont preorder anything. Little bits like this like to come out right before launch. Had I not gotten my copy free with my video card and already had it applied via steam regrettably I would have to pass on this game for this.
this is not even day one dlc unless I'm reading it wrong... buy the game nothing is wrong. borrow someones game/buy someone else's old copy pay a lil bit to the developer to still get access to it. (the fact they like to charge you high prices for it is a different matter)
but to let such a fact switch a game from per-ordering/ buying to... forget it.. is just a bit silly
*prepares to get flamed*
"Your reason isn't good enough to not/cancel your pre-order".
How about this, the post you quoted was 100% correct and your post was wrong in the first sent...er first few words.
Well, let's look at this. Buy it new and you have to type in a code. Buy it used and you have to type in a code but it's $10 less. Which option makes more sense?
if you want to buy a game why buy it used in the first place
and (the fact they like to charge you high prices for it is a different matter) the price is wrong but imo the PRINCIPLE is right
correct me if i'm wrong but if you buy used little to money get's sent to the developer right?
Before all this online pass nonsense I would always buy new if the difference was only $10, I was neutral and preferred the new product if the difference was small but I am tired of being treated like a criminal by game companies. I don't even need to deprive myself of the games I want to play. I can buy new releases on Day 2 for $10 cheaper and feel good knowing that I didn't fund more anti-consumer DRM and such.
on Day 2 for $10 cheaper and feel good knowing that I didn't fund more anti-consumer DRM and such. which feeds to viscious cycle of these sort of schemes
but eh there's no discussion anymore