Szczuldo Captialism,in practice, dose not work like that. Several things can limit your ability to move up the payroll. Location, education, race, gender, experience, background, etc.. Not everyone may be in a good situation like you and me. And wouldn't a video game be "wast[ing] money on unnecessary luxuries." You just contradicted what you said in the same post.
Sometime? Regardless of whether it is "how life is" or if it sometimes works or not doesn't make it right or acceptable. Just because life can be hard and unfair dosn't give us excuse to trample all over others.
Once again they arn't required to add any of those things just cause we are paying. If you think that just casue we are paying monthly we should get new stuff then under that same logic you could say that they are obligated to do it anyway for making it online out of principle with no cost. Just cause thats what thay go to on WoW dosn't mean thats what have to go to in D3. I'm sure Blizzard wouldn't do that to us but it dosn't mean they can't.
"Sure there are exceptions." And your point behind that. So we should just trample all over the minority of the mature ones just cause they are a minority. Shouldn't we be encouraging the younger people by leading by example and not throwing hissy fits because of immaturity. It's really not they hard to deal with immature people online. Usually ingoring can go a long way. A mature person would most likely be able to handle themselves around immature people.
Okay where to start.
Your first reason is completely ridiculous. Refering to younger people as "kiddies" just shows how immature you are. And since when does age determine maturity level? And if you seem to think that requireing a credit card will stop younger, possibly more immature, people your living in a delusion. I'm sure with enough whining and begging mommy and daddy will fork over the card for them regardles of what the ESRB rating is. Also if you have ever played on B.net you would know that you can make your own private games.
Secondly just because Blizzard charge us monthly in no way requires them to update the game regularly. They could charge us just for the hell of it and not update anything. Their is no law written on a stone tablet that was passed from the Gaming God that says they are required to do anything about updates.
And lastly who are you to judge how other people manage their money. Some of us have families, a house, college tuition, children, etc... Are these people suppose to not enjoy the game just because video games are first priority. For someone who lives with his parents and "pays mostof [his] own bills" you should probably not be so eager to cast stones.
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Captialism,in practice, dose not work like that. Several things can limit your ability to move up the payroll. Location, education, race, gender, experience, background, etc..
Not everyone may be in a good situation like you and me. And wouldn't a video game be "wast[ing] money on unnecessary luxuries." You just contradicted what you said in the same post.
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"Sure there are exceptions." And your point behind that. So we should just trample all over the minority of the mature ones just cause they are a minority. Shouldn't we be encouraging the younger people by leading by example and not throwing hissy fits because of immaturity. It's really not they hard to deal with immature people online. Usually ingoring can go a long way. A mature person would most likely be able to handle themselves around immature people.
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Your first reason is completely ridiculous. Refering to younger people as "kiddies" just shows how immature you are. And since when does age determine maturity level? And if you seem to think that requireing a credit card will stop younger, possibly more immature, people your living in a delusion. I'm sure with enough whining and begging mommy and daddy will fork over the card for them regardles of what the ESRB rating is. Also if you have ever played on B.net you would know that you can make your own private games.
Secondly just because Blizzard charge us monthly in no way requires them to update the game regularly. They could charge us just for the hell of it and not update anything. Their is no law written on a stone tablet that was passed from the Gaming God that says they are required to do anything about updates.
And lastly who are you to judge how other people manage their money. Some of us have families, a house, college tuition, children, etc... Are these people suppose to not enjoy the game just because video games are first priority. For someone who lives with his parents and "pays most of [his] own bills" you should probably not be so eager to cast stones.