Wile E
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And a boycott is useless anyway. If people will buy it at 55, they will sell it at 55, whether you boycott it or not. Nobody pays attention to boycotts. Nobody wants to hear people bitching about how evil or greedy a corporation is, they already know. Bitching just annoys people, and leads to boycotters being fully ignored.right.... So what if Activisions price increase campaign was so successful that EA & all the other dev studios decide to follow suit & up their prices as well? would you STILL be saying the same thing if EVERY pc game was £55 or more??? dont overlook this because it could be a one off - its something that could potentially effect the entire industy. If devs set a a price for a game then its really upto the Retailers & Etailers how much they want to sell it for, but again you seem to forget these Retailers/E-tailers are also in the same boat - they're after your money too & any excuse they get to sell a game for maximum profit, they will take. if prices were raised to £55 do you think Game, Virgin, HMV or Gamestation will still keep their current price of £35 for games? I dont think so. & IMHO, if we can prevent Activision running this campaign then we will be able to prevent the mass snowball effect that will only hurt the consumers.
are you sure your happy not buying anymore games for the next few years??? since every game will be £55 & pirate games are pretty hit & miss when it comes to online play.
you're affected anyway wheather you buy the game or not.
end of discussion.
Screw boycotting, it gets you nowhere. Just speak with your wallet if you truly want to make a difference.