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Oh. Well, I do, but I think those kinds of releases are good for the health of the game. Stunts like this? Definitely not. I'll probably never be excited for an event from BHVR again.

If, if they offered them at a steep discount during the event-- 75% off-- I would probably think really hard about buying some of them. 50% would make me feel hesitant, but I'd probably buy 1 just because discount. 25%? Yeah, right. Mhm. Real generous. But you're right, offering a discount goes a long way towards getting…

I don't mind them milking DBD as a cash cow, especially if their primary method of milking us for money is by releasing more killers. I feel like pulling a stunt like this is a bad direction, though.

The cosmetics cost 10$ each. That's two hours of work for me, with taxes accounted for. I can't use this money on food, on phone bills, on internet, on other games or on rent. I have bought every DLC and I actually think the packs like Bloodstained Sack had a 'fair' value to them-- 3$ for 8 cosmetic items that are actually…

Slippery slope arguments have to terminate somewhere, though. If I had, for example, BHVR's word that every October would be another Hallowed Blight and we'd have a chance to earn more vials, or that every July was a BBQ, and the event lasted a whole month and we got in-game currency every time to purchase new sets which…

Only if someone makes the offering though, right? We're not getting double bloodpoints.

Argumentum ad cellarium at its finest.

Honestly, I hate lootboxes but if they offered 4 cosmetic parts in an incrementally scaling lootbox I had to play many games to get, I'd actually be satisfied with the event. To be clear: I quit Overwatch because you could only get things in lootboxes and I'd still rather have that than this.

I read you, RuneStarr. I think you made a lot of good points in your response.