>>12409573 Hey, I'm gonna buy the game when it comes out. What I'm saying is that for some people two hundred dollars isn't "inexpensive," and there are other, more important things they have to save up for than a video game. Things like car repairs, or a rainy day fund, or enough money to move to a slightly less shitty neighborhood. Or student loans if they went to college. So yes, I think that people who assume that the only reason someone can't afford a minimum of $140 (used system and new game) out of pocket is because they're "an immigrant working at 2 cents an hour" are to entitled to know there's any sort of middle ground.
