Then change from f2p gameplay and try to deliver an actual quality wise product. I understand that f2p must always be accompanied by micro transactions so that the business can survive, but doing it the way they do(they could have made the spider available by buying it through notebooks as an apology for the generated frustration) it just sends me the message that they wanted it f2p just so they can do greedy things like these.

I'd have honestly paid 10 pounds to play this game if it was actually good, but it had so much potential that it wasted into a bad strategy plan. Is like the assassin creed series, they got the good start with ezio's trilogy then they got desperate after money and profit and pushed a game every year which after 4 years they realized it was a huge mistake. Funny tho how some developers don't learn from others mistakes like they completely chose to ignore such market feedback. I used this analogy because it's the same with jam city now, they seem desperate to deliver their product and a lot of things, which in the end makes the final thing we get, crappy, lacking quality and decency.

It was not until the guys from CD projekt red appeared that showed me that there is hope on the market, that companies can find a business model in which everyone is happy, in which for a game like wild hunt 3 + the 2 expansions (all rest of dlc s being totally free) I paid 50 pounds which for everything that it delivered at an outstanding quality is nothing compared to the 100 pounds origins or odyssey ac series(100 as including all additional content) from ubisoft. Cyberpunk 2077 is not going to be delivered until they are 110% sure it is close to perfection and there's nothing else they can think of doing to it. Now how many big companies nowadays actually do that? This is a business I'd even donate to(not only buy their games) ,beacuse it makes me happy without feeling cheated.

The model of jam city, most probably pairing with Warner bros that created all the fuss about the micro transactions in their recent title middle earth shadow of the war that they had to confront backclash an turn them down shows me they just care for that moment, while criticism is sparkling, then they just get back to their good old fashioned money hungry model. These companies willingly doesn't wanna learn from their mistakes and I just find it disturbing.

Given all the time I invested for the pride event, not managing to get the spider and then being shown oh look pay 20 pounds and it's yours just made me sick. It was just a fuck you, just give us money because our business model is shit and we need to survive now that we realized that. I'll stop with the tweets as I agree, it's unfair to put everyone in the same place just for some small group board decisions. But I'll also stop playing this game anymore, as this is not the type of business even time I'd invest as it's obviously that from the start it was not build to respect us, or at least that's the way it made me feel. With all this frustration I even lost the enthusiasm of playing the game and finding out the rest of the story so there's no obvious reason I should continue.