I agree with the main point.
To all you critics,
The point isn't that "we want everything for free", but a fair trade and exchange for spending vast amount of time in their game. Bringing popularity and appreciation for their work. Of course the majority of us are going to purchase and spend money on this game, but we don't want ridiculously high prices and a game that doesn't reward time spent or seniority in the game.
They've just boasted 25 million users. At this point if they offered a $100 battle pass that included content for the next 12 months they would be set for the next 10 years if only 1 million of those 25 million players made a purchase.
I'm not sure where these wannabe white knights get this notion people want it for free just because they have a criticism. Microtransactions have long had their negativity and it's nothing new for people to complain about it.
Thank you Allen_Booth. It's good to see some people understood what I was trying to say with my post.
