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I get the companies perspective though, they make more money that way. When you give a game an extended lifespan, people is more unlikely to get a new game.
After all, gamers and developers usually have this love-hate relationship, where the developers try to lure you into their game at the same time they put up walls to limit your experience.
The day developers and gamers truly work together to build a game both are satisfied with, it will be great day. I think we should spam this to Santa HAHAHAHAHA.
RE: All I Want for Christmas is . . . Gaming Freedom? Hold on