Play to win or PAY to win?!?
Just when you think it's possible to collect SE car BP's on replays, your hopes go up in flames when you realize it's all a tease and another trick by EA to burn fuel on pointless replays and tempt y...
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Well, I find nothing wrong with ppl/companies trying to make money out of making games. Its just that normally it won't be my money ;-)
If the game is unplayable without paying, I don't play it. NFS NL is not the case.
If the game is good, I may consider paying some amout to "thank" developers (well, maybe producers more than anyone else). Such a payment (or payments in total over a long run) will not be higher than a price of similar commercial game. Ever. If they get greedy, they won't get a dime off me.
Speaking just of NFS NL, the only reasonable payment in my eyes is Monthly golden card and maybe sometimes some special action offers (never bought one, though). It supplies you with enough gold to pick some of the good cards, SE blueprints or whatever else.
Well, yes. Companies make pay to win games for money, they are not greedy at all. But I mean why this game is full of itself that wants all the money? I would actually say "make it fun playing game" like Heat, 2015, and Payback, although this game is pay to win. But no, it sooooo boring they did not put like cool cop chases that will make you not stop playing, and etc. Other racing games are fun to play but this is like nonsense at all. Race tracks soooo small, takes only like 20-30 seconds only to finish.
