Steam appears to have started posting a notice in its shopping cart that purchases on its storefront are only for a license and not a game.
  • solsangraal
    18·
    1 month ago

    corporations would make breathing a subscription service if they could

    • ihatetheworld@lemmy.ml
      21·
      1 month ago

      When you are six hours into playing Battlefield and you run out of ammo in your clip, and we ask you for a dollar to reload, you’re really not very price sensitive at that point in time. A consumer gets engaged in a property, they might spend 10,20,30,50 hours on the game and then when they’re deep into the game they’re well invested in it. We’re not gouging, but we’re charging and at that point in time the commitment can be pretty high. But it is a great model and I think it represents a substantially better future for the industry.

      I was reminded of this. They would if they could. I am glad i am not living in that timeline.

      • CanadianCorhen@lemmy.ca
        15·
        1 month ago

        When you are six hours into playing Battlefield and you run out of ammo in your clip, and we ask you for a dollar to reload, you’re really not very price sensitive at that point in time

        Forgot how evil that was. God, if i was 6 hours in, and they asked me a dollar to reload, i’d uninstall the game, and go play some minecraft or something.