You seem to argue against change which is disappointing. <br><br>Any reasonable sports game player could name half a dozen variations of the same sport that could fill a yearly sales goal ten times over. You also use employment as a cause to accept "some" microtransations despite the fact that there are endless game companies out there with so few employees they pay them to work 60-80 hours a week, which is far more expensive than having 2 employees. Job loss is not a defense. As additional evidence, EA and Activision fired mass staff because they didn't increase in enough revenue with full on loot boxes.<br><br>Easy money like MTX stagnates the market and denies new game experiences and innovations. Just look at Bethesda for proof.<br><br>There's a lot of conclusions that you draw that are not reasonable, but I like how well you present the known facts and enjoy your content for that.,(reply>), Totally agree on that. Activision even fired mass staff at the same time they were reporting on record profits. These companies are scum and they deserve everything coming for them