Mortal Kombat X to feature microtransactions?
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theincubuslord
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Don't know, don't care. Microtransactions are optional. No one is forcing you to actually make use of it.
Axe
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Isn't it the publishers decision and not the developer though?
Tarkatan Trash
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Pirate the game then!
In fact, I want everyone to Retweet this if you oppose microtransactions! When I buy a game for $60, I am entitled to ALL the content for exclusively that price, and so is every other gamer! Atari crashed the gaming market by committing far lesser transgressions.
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Rider
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You should! You are paying 60$/e for a game that has microtransactions!
theincubuslord
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And so what? What does those microtransactions do?
Tarkatan Trash
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Your attitude sucks, and so do the people who share it.
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Rider
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You should read and inform yourself first than.
It makes ppl you are playing with stronger and better than you for a real money, basically that!
theincubuslord
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I read the article, and it was only guessing what it could, as there has been no details about it. And no, it didn't say anything about making anyone stronger or better. It mentioned buying in-game currency to unlock secrets.
Microtransactions won't affect how a person plays in a fighting game. You can't buy skill.
Tarkatan Trash
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Your post is 100% Corporate Propaganda! ALL microtransactions stack the odds heavily in favor of the Haves at the expense of the Have Nots!
And how much money did Time Warner pay you to spread this propaganda?!
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theincubuslord
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lol, if only. XD
Wouldn't mind getting paid for just sharing my opinion. Not the case though.
FlawlessVictor
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Has anyone here bought DLC? If yes, then you are participating in a microtransaction. MK9 had DLC and even an online pass.
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That being said, there are forms of microtransactions that are bothersome. The most obvious one is deliberately holding back content to sell as DLC. A lot of F2P games sell in-game resources that speed up the grinding process or otherwise provide some sort of edge. Then there is Killer Instinct, where you are buying pieces of an incomplete game; money over time that would surpass the retail price of today's games.
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That being said, there are forms of microtransactions that are bothersome. The most obvious one is deliberately holding back content to sell as DLC. A lot of F2P games sell in-game resources that speed up the grinding process or otherwise provide some sort of edge. Then there is Killer Instinct, where you are buying pieces of an incomplete game; money over time that would surpass the retail price of today's games.
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Eng_86
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You hit the nail on the head.
Tarkatan Trash
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Your opinion is a threat to the gaming industry! Atari crashed the gaming market 31 years ago through FAR lesser transgressions!
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theincubuslord
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And what exactly are you going to do about it?
Tarkatan Trash
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theincubuslord
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You do that then. *pats*
