I'm not against digital games per se, I'm against the idea that I should have to (((pay for a download))). There’s no difference in the product I receive between paying and not paying for something digital; there is, however, a difference if I receive a manufactured product. Either give me a physical copy manufactured by some chink and delivered by some nigger to my doorstep, or I'll just take your (((digital goods))) for free. Sorry, that's it.
guys I don't feel so good about women anymore..
One of the many reasons why game companies don't consider /v/ their audience
>>745229727I spend quite a bit on physical games.
Yes grandpa, just be sure that when you pass away they bury you with your wares.
>>745230342No worries, I won’t be buried with them. I’ll sell my licenses before thanks to the fact that the physical copy gives me more rights. Zoom zoom.
>>745225767Do you not consider R&D costs in the price of a physical item? There are a huge swath of physical products (CPUs, Medicine, etc) whose cost is determined not from the materials used to make it, but from the research that went into conceiving and actualizing the product in the first place.
>>745230950Shareholders’ problem
