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Minecraft is a game that's more than 10 years old, which is a one time purchase. And yet people expect the game to be constantly updated and have complained about the updates they don't like for years now.
People sometimes compare it to MMORPGs like world of warcraft that are old and still get updates, but that's literally a subscription based game, you continuously have to pay to keep playing the game.
What other games have had the same amount of support Minecraft has for as long as Minecraft has.
I just don't understand the entitlement here, you are not a paying customer anymore, you probably paid 15 to 40 bucks years ago. They already have your money, they don't owe you anything anymore.
If all these updates were paid dlc I would understand the complaints, but they're free. No battle passes, no subscriptions, you are not paying them to make updates, stop acting like you are owed updates to a game that was released in 2011.
Am I missing something here or are most complainers just children that think mojang owes them more than what they paid for?
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People sometimes compare it to MMORPGs like world of warcraft that are old and still get updates, but that's literally a subscription based game, you continuously have to pay to keep playing the game.
What other games have had the same amount of support Minecraft has for as long as Minecraft has.
I just don't understand the entitlement here, you are not a paying customer anymore, you probably paid 15 to 40 bucks years ago. They already have your money, they don't owe you anything anymore.
If all these updates were paid dlc I would understand the complaints, but they're free. No battle passes, no subscriptions, you are not paying them to make updates, stop acting like you are owed updates to a game that was released in 2011.
Am I missing something here or are most complainers just children that think mojang owes them more than what they paid for?
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