Pay your thoughts, please.
Pay your thoughts, please.
I dismiss every game with microtransactions. Everyone around me follows the same pattern. Ultimately, companies lose money. The exceptions are free-to-play titles such as Planetside 2. This game is really fun without paying, though you can make it run faster a bit. No big issue here. But full-price games using this kind of scheme?...Get off. Unity, DS3, Evolved, etc.—all these games could end up in trouble.
As Jim said, even if the game has the resources within the game, its still a barrier, if the game is built around a mini game to get you upgrades, fair enough, or something like MGS4 where you get currency to buy weapons - but if so, the developer does not need to sell these seperately The fact is, no developer that has micro transactions built in will why away from artificially limiting you from obtaining everything without paying even if in a small way, it will effect the game