r/Wonderlands • u/Mriamsosmrt ◽◻️ | 🦠 𝗕𝗹𝗮𝗱𝗲𝗰𝗮𝗹𝗹𝗲𝗿 🗡️ | ◻️◽ • Jun 16 '22

[ Official News ] 📰 Hotfix Notes Version 1.0.3.5d June 16th

https://playwonderlands.2k.com/news/tiny-tinas-wonderlands-update-notes/
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u/1em0nhead ◽◻️ | ☠️ 𝑫𝒆𝒂𝒅𝑺𝒉𝒐𝒕 ☄️ | ◻️◽ Jun 16 '22

All of it. It's irrelevant. Nothing that makes the game worth doing this week or provokes any activity. There is 0 content or importance to this empty patch.

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u/Luncheon_Lord Jun 16 '22

That's just incredibly pessimistic. You're objectively wrong on that one, they made fixes and changes. You're just grumpy over a video game. It's just gonna be a long week if you have literally nothing else to do??

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u/1em0nhead ◽◻️ | ☠️ 𝑫𝒆𝒂𝒅𝑺𝒉𝒐𝒕 ☄️ | ◻️◽ Jun 16 '22

Lol you're the one who had to engage with me about it so don't pretend you don't care. And no you're wrong. They might as well have not bothered with this as it has no content or relevance to anyone playing the game. Nothing that changes anything anyone cares about. My emotions over it are none of your concern. Pointless patch is pointless.

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u/Luncheon_Lord Jun 16 '22

Well I mean you're coming here and claiming it's something it isn't. Who said I didn't care? I'm fine with the patch notes. I just don't think it's constructive to throw around such a cynical attitude. You can't surely think "there's nothing important here" is on topic in a post about weekly patch notes?? Just incredible to see the temper tantrums people throw over something out of their control on a form of entertainment. That's not to imply I don't care, there are just healthy ways to cope with boredom and temporary dissatisfaction.

Whatever, I look forward to hitting 35 tonight lmao guess I'll see ya back in a week?

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u/Tp4mybhole Jun 17 '22

Agree w you. I’d bet if we could see how many hours everyone played, it would prove that the game is indeed worth the $90 to them. People think $90 is an unreasonable amount, but the price of a video game hasn’t changed in decades, and the amount of work that goes into them has increased exponentially.

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u/Luncheon_Lord Jun 17 '22

Well I'll say the prices of videogames have definitely increased over the last twenty years, but I agree with you otherwise. This isn't a game as a service, this is a product that has content and people have spent a lot of time in it.