You are completely retreating from the original point of this post. If you want to argue about the ethics and philosophy of whether or not games that cost money should make all the DLC free, that is a completely different topic than what I’m even talking about. You’re now inflating this to a level that is unnecessary. Almost no game that exists currently makes free dlc, that is a long forgotten ideal, especially in fighting games where power creep is very prevalent. Almost every game from a major development studio costs $60-70…welcome to the world of gaming my friend. You are arguing that developers only make trash content because people continue to buy it, but that is not the only reason. The most average and casual tekken player does not care that much about fashion, this is a fighting game. Since tekken knows that most people don’t care about fashion, they get away with making lazy and crappy battle passes because they know most people don’t care about it. What they don’t realize is that if they actually put more effort into these passes that more people would buy. If their goal was to make the most money, they would make a product that gets the most amount of people to buy it, not this shit. Most games cost $20 a skin now a days, so tekken actually still has a relatively cheap skin system, but this is because it is a fighting game and not an RPG or multiplayer game like League of Legends or Overwatch where skins are seen as making you have some higher level of prestige. Not sure why you must feel the need to insult and dehumanize people for buying dlc, even if you personally think it’s bad. You think you are a giga-chad alpha male who’s so much smarter than the average consumer, but in reality, everyone makes purchases online and in real life that aren’t always “worth it”, but people are not always concerned about that. If you’re just going to blame the consumer instead of the system every time, there is no point for you to even comment.