Publishers at the slightest inconvenience: We are getting review bombed.

Capcom can join Blizzard, EA, Ubisoft & Frontier Developments on my "Never Buy" list.

It's sad that Japanese developers (and Japanese people in general) have no idea what is going on in the outside world, and are therefore always 10-20 years behind societal development. I remember going there when Pasmo (rechargeable card instead of buying ticket stubs from machines for the subway) was relatively new and having a very proud Japanese person explain to me that Japan was the most convenient place in the world to live because of this. This was in 2011. Fuckers still go to 7/11 to pay their bills.

Is this an always online game? If not, im sure wemod will have cheats for it soon enough to give you these items.

This is the best summary I could come up with:

As I write this, Capcom's new ARPG Dragon's Dogma 2 is now officially playable on PC through Steam, with the game slated to go live on Xbox and PlayStation consoles in just a few hours.

"Then, after pre-purchasing the Deluxe Edition, I went to install it today and saw a whole page dedicated to it's Micro Transactions in the store," wrote player Superius.

The former monetizes the ability to fast travel wherever you want in the game world — Portcrystals are extremely rare to find in gameplay — while the latter's random nature essentially turns changing your Pawn's inclination into a slot machine you can spend $2 to "re-roll."

We've only been able to find two Art of Metamorphosis tomes for sale at a single NPC's shop despite finishing the game, for example, which suggests that there may be a limit on the number of times you can change your appearance unless you're prepared to fork over some cheddar.

In the past I've received review guides that included developer explanations with PR language that I felt might be designed to try influence my opinion of a game.

It's a slippery slope to ex-EA's John Riccitiello and his infamous "I want to sell bullets in Battlefield" microtransaction quip of yesteryear.

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The disappointment matches the excitement I felt when it got announced

Only legislation will stop this.

This abuse is the dominant strategy. If we allow this to continue, there will be nothing else.

Nothing inside a video game should cost real money.

I was watching Suzi's video on this and I was watching if she was gonna blink twice like she was in trouble.

Capcom's dick move with mods already poisoned the well, this is just salting the earth.

Damn what a shame looked bad ass. Oh well was not going to pick it up until I finished the first one (if I do since I dropped it within a couple hours....)

Seeing this fuckery from Capcom has given me sight closure and a bit happy that MegaMan is dead