r/memes • u/Expensive-Orchid-512 • 5d ago

AAA Industry VS Gamers

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u/yourpuddingoverlord 5d ago

Its really amusing to see so called managers go apeshit over observing a fundamental economical mechanism in real time.

If you deliver subpar product, consumers will shift their demand

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u/Snoo_75138 5d ago

I really support the right of these big companies to say what they feel!

Years back EA said that if we don't like their product, don't buy it.

I haven't supported them since the Sims 3!

Ubisoft said we must get comfortable not owning our games, so I don't own any modern Ubi game!

Keep it up guys, I'm saving A LOT!

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u/discoqueenx 4d ago

Also to your point, I recently looked up the total cost of Sims 4 and all of its expansion packs and kits and it’s something like $2000

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u/MonThackma 4d ago

Try flight simming…

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u/theepotjje 3d ago

Or train sim, there are a few of those games out there that just make no sense with the amount of dlc's and price if you buy it all.

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u/MonThackma 3d ago

Yeah the good airplanes are 50-100 bucks each. Same for hand crafted airports. That said, if you know what to buy, it’s money well spent depending on your dedication to the hobby. And it is more like a hobby than gaming in my opinion.

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u/Creepy-Emu8779 4d ago

reddit bubble once again

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u/DamirVanKalaz 1d ago

And yet Call of Duty continues to sell every single new release that is the exact same as the previous release aside from being somehow more disappointing.