The Lawbringer: What World of Warcraft can learn from other microtransaction models, part 1

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7-29-2011 @ 5:24PM

Wolfbeckett said...

That monocle "controversy" sounds to me like a whole bunch of self-entitled children crying about nothing. I personally couldn't care less if Blizzard introduced a mount that cost $5000, I don't have to buy it. Bitching and moaning over completely optional cosmetic items is the epitome of childishness.

7-29-2011 @ 5:29PM

alieria said...

If you had read anything on this site/sister sites about this, it wasn't the monocles they were concerned with - it was the potential in-game 'power' that developers had discussed that they were worried about.

Try to be informed before making inane comments like that.

7-29-2011 @ 5:33PM

Wolfbeckett said...

I was replying to the article here and as such, had no need to do extra research. I don't play EVE and I don't care about EVE. If the article did not give enough information for people unfamiliar with the story to properly understand it, that's not my failing.

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