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The new worst gaming trend: killing our favorite games to replace them with sequels
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this post was submitted on 18 Oct 2023
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You cannot be allowed to be content with what you already have and like. You need to buy more, buy now, buy new!!!
Consume! Buy our game as a service so we can rake you over more hot coals as we bastardized your nostalgia for profits.
Sc2 and ow2 are free games
ow2 is a free alpha release, and sc2 is over 10 years old and hasn't received any major content in at least 4 years...
plus sc2 co-op commanders had a bundle deal right before development got dropped for the game, but now, years later, blizzard expects you to pay a full 15$ per commander to unlock!
and obviously there's no way to unlock them through gameplay...
so one of the two is straight up worse than the one it replaced, and the other is stupidly expensive given how ancient it is.
great examples, really.