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7/27/2015 2:49:05 PM
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You can, believe it or not, run a business and [b][u]not[/u][/b] base it on unscrupulous decision making.
You [b][u]can[/u][/b] build a quality product, sell it for what it is, and still somehow manage to be successful.
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Halo. Perfect example :)
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I agree with you, Ryno. Look at Bethesda, Bethesda does it without shredding their reputation. Look at their content vs the paltry amount ActiBungle is offering. Look at the price differences in ratio to the amount of content offered. It's not "running a business" that people have issue with, Kelly. It's the unethical business practices that ActiBungle is busy delving in to. Just because it's legal, does not mean that it's ethical.
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Edited by BionicTopHat: 7/27/2015 7:05:27 PMNot arguing for bungie but didn't Bethesda start selling mods and letting the free modders lose their mods to people who are charging money for them?
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Batheseda does the same thing. They just CAMOUFLAGE it better. Bethesda solves the problem by passing the cost off onto wealthier gamers in the form of consmetic micro-transactions at very inflated prices. So players with lots of cash foot the bill for those gamers without it....and those gamers without that cash can fool themselves into thinking there's a "free lunch'. because they never have to see the bill. If anything THAT is unscrupulous. Because at least with Activision, you are only being asked to pay YOUR OWN way.
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LOL You're so full of bullshit that the whole Forum reeks of it.
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*faceclaws*
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Right.....
