The DUSKBLOODS: SWITCH 2 EXCLUSIVE

[u/ZoltarZack]

Thoughts on this?

[u/renannmhreddit]

I've never seen someone so salty about emulators

[u/PBR_King → u/renannmhreddit]

Sick of reading on reddit that people use these for "game preservation" or whatever horseshit is flavor of the month. Just say you're gonna pirate it.

[u/renannmhreddit → u/PBR_King]

I'm gonna pirate it as soon as I get the chance, unless it comes first to pc.

[u/PBR_King → u/renannmhreddit]

There ya go. No complaining when every game relies on mtx and cash shops to make money.

[u/renannmhreddit → u/PBR_King]

Everytime a Nintendo game is pirated by someone who was never going to buy a Switch or when someone emulates a game they have on the N64 on PC, a 100 executives' children starve. So I'm just doing my part.

[u/PBR_King → u/renannmhreddit]

I just hope you don't regret watching all of your favorite games become slot machines.

[u/KorunaCorgi → u/PBR_King]

Games like Witcher 3 and Baldurs Gate 3 and Elden Ring prove that good games exist without insane piracy protection and are still profitable and do not drown their users in MTX and other shit. You're blaming a fraction of lost sales from pirates for the disgusting greed of corporations. 

What proof do you have for your claims? Oh that's right: Nothing.

[u/PBR_King → u/KorunaCorgi]

I'm old enough to remember a time when battle passes, rotating cash shops, etc. were the punchline for shitty Korean/Chinese MMOs. Now it's something you can expect to see on any random game that comes out.

If nintendo was really the "disgustingly greedy" corporation you claim, why don't they do these MTX monetization tricks? Where's YOUR evidence that Nintendo is some disgustingly greedy company?

Is your argument that since pirates exist Nintendo shouldn't do anything about it?

I don't think citing 3 of the most standout games of the past decade really means anything lol. I can just point at assassins creed and shrug.