I mean, call it whatever you want, but if you take into account the $20 or so you’ll spend on that, it’s really not that bad.When you purchase DLC you’re buying additional content not included in the baseline product that supplements the experience. DLC is fine.
2K is hamstringing the games in-game progression system in order to motivate players to circumvent the process through the purchase of a fake currency. That is NOT DLC.
I will gladly pay $70 sticker price for the game if it means they’re profiting enough to roll back all this microtransaction bullshyt.
Take for example AC:O. I bought the game and spent $25 on in-game credits to gain access to better equipment that I would of had to grind for otherwise. I didn’t want to waste my time doing that, so I didn’t mind paying that money. Yeah, that’s like paying for cheat codes, but when you think about it, $85 for a game I spent 50hours on, is still a great value, compared to other forms of entertainment.