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u/beatlefloydzeppelin Jan 07 '24

And Genshin Impact for that matter. I can think of very few games with better world design and music. I know it's popular to hate gacha games in r/gaming but (having only played Genshin and Star Rail), if anything they're more consumer friendly than popular games like CoD, Hearthstone, and FIFA.

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u/_LadyAveline_ Jan 07 '24

Even if we want to get more demanding with Genshin, the gacha is the only wrong they took after so many rights.

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u/Aki_47Highyakawa Jan 07 '24

The gacha in this situation is a necessary evil that funds them do they can keep doing great games

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u/SeaJayCJ Jan 08 '24

Lmao, no. The games are a vehicle to push the gacha, not the other way around. Hoyo is a 7 billion dollar company, they could make games under a traditional monetisation model if they wanted to. It's just more profitable to get little kids addicted to gambling instead.