Fans have taken to the likes of X (formerly Twitter) and TikTok to question NetherRealm’s decision to market Mortal Kombat 1 as a $70 Switch release. It has been called “robbery” and “disrespectful” to users.

  • wahming@monyet.cc
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    1 year ago

    Because it doesn’t qualify as bullshit. Company made a product, set a price. Either you find it worth the price or not, but either way what’s the reason to kick up a fuss over an optional good

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      1 year ago

      Company also sold pre-orders for a product, which means people can’t really decide whether the product is exactly what they want until they get it. At which point they complain, because they trusted the company not to sell a sub-par product. What is your issue?

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        1 year ago

        ? The complaint right now is about the price, not the quality of the product. Are you saying they didn’t know the price when they preordered it?

        On a side note, preorders are a scam. If you’re dumb enough to preorder a game in unlimited supply, that’s on you.

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          1 year ago

          My guy, the complaint is about the price because of the quality. Or, as you are asking, are you saying people didn’t know the price when they bought it?

          On a side note, preorders are a scam. If you’re dumb enough to preorder a game in unlimited supply, that’s on you.

          I agree that pre-orders are a scam, but it’s shitty to say “you knew what you bought!” when some people literally couldn’t.

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            1 year ago

            I’m not saying they knew what they bought, I’m saying it’s on them for choosing to buy before they knew what they were buying. Seriously, people need to take responsibility for their choices already.