Free-to-play is a business model that helped create entire ecosystems of video games.
Often the monetization plans rely on a few people being able to spend very large amounts of money. Still, the model offers free fun to a lot of people.
[Anyone who spends a thousand, two thousand (or more) euros a month on a video game has a problem they should check. But I’m not an expert in psychiatry, so it’s a personal opinion based on my way of life.]
As a creator, yet, there is one thing that I really don’t like. When a company decides to stop a free-to-play service, the game disappears from circulation.
I would like the companies to release a playable offline version of their games. Just as a reminder, so as not to lose a part of the video game’s history.
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