I’m not uniformly opposed to subscriptions as a concept. That almost goes as far as “paying money for products is anti consumer”.
Even when it comes to a smaller sum, I see the attraction to companies: It’s reliable revenue, which makes business and payment of employees more stable.
That said, it relies on the consumer constantly knowing they have the option of leaving without “lock in” persuasion, and the product being decent value. Obviously, we’ve seen hundreds of anti-consumer subscriptions.
“look at us we’re helping indie games and not just that but helping gamers to help indie devs. We’re a good company, we’re almost jesus christ of capitalism”
Another subscription service. Woohoo.
I’m not uniformly opposed to subscriptions as a concept. That almost goes as far as “paying money for products is anti consumer”.
Even when it comes to a smaller sum, I see the attraction to companies: It’s reliable revenue, which makes business and payment of employees more stable.
That said, it relies on the consumer constantly knowing they have the option of leaving without “lock in” persuasion, and the product being decent value. Obviously, we’ve seen hundreds of anti-consumer subscriptions.
But this one is good.
“look at us we’re helping indie games and not just that but helping gamers to help indie devs. We’re a good company, we’re almost jesus christ of capitalism”
Shhh, don’t tell them that buying indie games helps indie devs even more!