Do you remember the days when microtransactions were not a thing? Companies were making games to give their customers an immersive experience rather than treating them like a cash grab, as today’s companies do. In the old days, companies were trying to create an experience by adding cool cosmetics and quests that encouraged players to play the game more. For instance, completing missions and side quests in a game to collect a rare skin was always a challenge. Sometimes, you had to get specific things at a specific location within a limited time, and then you would have to acquire that item in a particular condition to unlock the rare cosmetic. A lot of gamers appreciate these kinds of features because they show that a game company was trying to build a game as an experience rather than just making a quick buck. Some companies have kept this tradition of…
