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Again, I disagree. The base game is 45 USD now, which again, is more than a usual Indie title ask for. That is nowhere near a AAA title (like black ops 6= 90 USD, Red dead redemption 2 = 110 USD, Baldurs Gate 3 = 80). The base game is still available, and also gets the QoL stuff
My argument is not, that the price isn't unsual high. My Argument is, that the price is justified. The amount of content,( not to mention playtime) you get out of it, is unproportional high in comparison what any AAA title would offer. I am of the opinion, that good quality justifies a high price, and I much rather have a dozen Space Age Expsansions, than 5 USD unit packs, 15 USD cut out content DLCs or the 10 USD skin packs that most companies offer these day.
The content they've provided is definitely huge compared to multiple companies which is part of why people are conditioned to see the price as a rip off. Simply put they're too used to what other companies do.
Honestly I'm with you in saying that I see no issue with the price, I just don't have the money for it right now. I have other things I need to prioritize.
yeah good job being "real", genius.