dont pre order a game, esp the gold or special or whatever edition, don't pay for a season pass, if a game wants extra money stop playing.  maybe enough of us finally started doing this :)  $60 is plenty for a working at launch AAA game,(reply>), Indie games, or games not made by a massive publisher is an exception. Once stock brockers get involved in a game the quality goes right in the toilet for profits. So if you see a indie game or a game in early access that shows potential buy it. The main issue is that aaa companies basically have a monopoly on the industry which leaves indie games smothered and unable to grow.,(reply>), @RaveN._.EDM<br>You can't compare the price of watching a movie compared to the price of buying a video game. <br><br>For one thing one is a passive experience with little involment from the observer, while a video game is a longer commitment in time and resources due to it's immersive nature. <br><br>Furthermore, you can just go to a theater and watch a movie just by walking in but for videogames you need to invest in the technology to play said game. <br><br>Lastly, time spent doesn't justify the cost of the experience, would you pay $10 for a two hour movie where it looks like they weren't finished in post production, then them telling you you can watch the movie again for a fraction of the price down the line when they "managed" to cgi out the green screens and wires?,(reply>), @RaveN._.EDM Yes, but when you watch movies you don't fall under the ground, have unarmed people shooting you breaking your immersion and the movie don't xxx.exe stopped working on you.<br><br>If the games were finished or only had minor bugs, I would be fine with that. But what you pay for is a CGI movie with half finished models with only barely decent voice acting and no soundtrack.,(reply>), A movie ticket is about $10 for 2 hours of entertainment. If a $60 game gives you 12 or more hours then it’s worth it to me. If the DLC is $20 and it has 4 hours of content then how is that not fair? People are spoiled and have no idea how much video games cost these days to make and market.,(reply>), Why shouldn‘t I preorder, if I want a play at release. This don‘t cost me more. When I have doubt than I don‘t preorder.