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[@DDLCF]

Make a blinking mechanic but every like 10 minutes you have to buy eye drops and you can't see without them

[@Vader-64]

EA be like: WRITE THAT DOWN! WRITE THAT DOWN!

[@MorePatterrz]

please no one hire this person for microtransactions they're too powerful

[@SaltyToad00]

Also lock Subtitles and Voices behind DLC.

[@SodaPopBarbecue]

SCP:Containment Breach as made by Konami

[@happyzeldagamer3517]

Make them pay money to each time they even play the game at all, like the old arcade cabinets

[@keithwiechart7744]

The worst and greediest shameless cash grab has to be that Wizards of the Coast, which is the company that produces DnD, a game that has been around since 1974, recently got acquired by Hasbro, where the shadiest move in history was made. A new open gaming license was sent to all creators with a nondisclosure agreement and a strict deadline to sign. However, the new license is to completely shut down any and all competitors to WotC so that the head of digital development, Chris Cao, who has never played a single game of DnD, can turn the tabletop game into a monopolized virtual system with an expensive monthly subscription service that is required to even use the new system. This is because Chris Cao worked at another shady company that worked with mobile games, and he sees all gamer as the same as mobile gamers. What’s worse, they had the gall to backtrack and say that the open game license contract they were forcing creators to sign was a “draft” and they “always intended to get community feedback before releasing the ‘final product’”. Needless to say, the DnD community has been thrown into complete and utter turmoil because of a few executives at WotC that thought the game was undermonetized when just the books can cost upwards of $30 each.

[@kid14346]

Not disagreeing with anything except for the use of "recently". WotC bought D&D in 1997 and Hasbro bought WotC in 1999...

[@hux0rd]

Magic: the Gathering's (Another WotC/Hasbro property) 30th anniversary, as well as a lot of their designs & too much product is also just absurd

[@Cuprite1024]

Thankfully this whole thing ended well, but I imagine this whole stunt will have *killed* WotC's reputation for a *long* time.

[@keithwiechart7744]

@@Cuprite1024 I doubt this has stopped them though. The two people who were in charge of executive decision making for D&D are still in the same positions of power, and they still are woefully ignorant about the game in its entirety. Unless they are removed, they’re going to try something like this again because for these two executives, a single player microtransactional video game is the only business model they understand.

[@mattsexton2237]

Comment to long for my woop woop brain

[@NikFromm]

I think one greedy move was when Capcom locked the TRUE ending to Asura’s Wrath behind DLC. Also, the Marvel Vs. Capcom Infinite “special edition infinity stones” (eggs) is another example

[@VolticWind]

I mean, there was originally going to be a sequel but they didn’t make enough money to justify making it so they used some of the ideas they were going to use in the sequel to make make the “True Ending” DLC to make the game a complete story.

[@NikFromm]

@@VolticWind Ok, but didn’t they make each chapter a separate purchase? Why not make the whole dlc ONE ORDER?

[@VolticWind]

@@NikFromm Actually only one of those DLC’s was the True Ending DLC. The others are non-canon side stories and alternate viewpoints of some of the chapters in the game.

[@NikFromm]

@@VolticWind oh, ok! …but I’m still correct about the “Infinity Stones!”😅

[@thebananaspeedruns9275]

7:46 The craziest thing I can think of being a micro-transaction is controls where you have to pay $5 to unlock moving left, $10 to jump, $20 to rotate your camera, $10 to pause your game, etc now that would be greedy

[@CyberweaverVT]

I think someone made that a roblox game as a joke

[@shibainu2528]

Nah nah, TRUE greed is putting things behind a paywall that your PC should already be able to do. Want the game to run at 60 FPS instead of 30? $5.99 Want to increase screen resolution from a stuck 720x240 up to what you monitor can do? $3.99 Want to increase the game's graphics from Goldsource to Unreal 5? $9.99 What's that? Your computer can't actually run the new graphics? tough luck kid, you are not getting a refund.

[@nathanwilkins6107]

There’s a tongue in cheek game called Super DLC Quest that does this (but everything is bought with in game coins)

[@thebananaspeedruns9275]

@@shibainu2528 the thing is with that you don’t NEED any of that stuff, it is all a want. You can 100% play in extreme lag and/or with an extremely low frame-rate

[@shibainu2528]

@@thebananaspeedruns9275 And that's what makes it worse, because you don't NEED Oblivion horse armor, or the new $5 crates with a skin worth $2. If companies followed the "$10 to move left and right" trend, it would be less "greed" and more "joke game" that would get negatively review bombed. Withholding things your PC can already do on the other hand... that's pretty rude for them to do.

[@RedMadMichael]

Pat: "i have this issue where if theres too much stuff then my brain overloads and then im just not having fun anymore" Also Pat: plays a franchise with 21168 possible team combinations

[@kanaster7305]

But i what if they aren't cute tho¿

[@RedMadMichael]

@@kanaster7305 then... you still have the same amount of choices. You're just less likely to pick a lot of them

[@DeadvidDivide]

that number of combinations is way too low

[@stormy_does_stuff]

​@@DeadvidDivide you gotta try pokemon infinite fusions then

[@DeadvidDivide]

@@stormy_does_stuff why? I was just saying 21K team combinations isn't even close due to there being 160K combos for just a 2 pokémon team, if you only use the 400 pokémon in the main dex for swsh or sv.

[@derekstryder2281]

7:54 The greediest thing I could imagine is making a game $60 to buy, then an additional $10 for every ten minutes of playtime. No way anyone would play something like that.

[@ricebongo]

7:50 every step costs 10 dollars but the game is full of quests that ask you to walk a lot

[@poisonoussnake2022]

‘He’s too dangerous to be left alive’~ Mace Windu

[@WindriderDelta]

Imagine your character has a respiratory condition where if you run too much instead of walking, you have an attack. And the inhaler to save your life is a microtransaction

[@riverquest3239]

Of course it uses up after 5 uses so you have to buy new ones every time you run out (they cost 10$)

[@theregularterrarian3933]

you could buy the inhaler battle pass though and get 2 inhalers every time you level up from doing quests

[@FenexTheFox]

Well that's just real life :D

[@tropia8014]

the best part is when an online game has these microtransactions and then the service ends meaning that you pay all this money on a game and the game literally just seizes to exist now

[@awesomeocelot7475]

This is way too evil for the world and I’m afraid to say this but the worst I can imagine is locking both the story mode and multiplayer mode under separate microtransactions. After paying full price for the game. With a timer where you have to pay to access each new area. Whoever would do that would be one of the major evil people in human history.

[@CarlosThadeu]

1:43 The person also forgot to mention that the helmets came with mold and so many had to be called back because they were dangerous lmao

[@FlareToga76]

Pay to sprint, but it's a horror game where you're being chased constantly. Every door is a paywall, every time you get caught by the monster, you go in debt, etc...

[@NLR-J]

The only game on the list I've played on this list is Hogwards mystery, and I remember that terrible Devil's snare encounter, and I remember hating the energy system, and how almost all cosmetics were locked behind either crazy grinds or money. Beieve me, that is barely a game.

[@nerdrage3626]

The Deadraising one reminds me of the Asura's Wrath Controversy. Basically the same thing, but the reason was that CapCom had already planned out a Sequel to finish off the Story, but when the Game didn't sell well enough to Fund a Sequel, they released the True Ending as DLC, along side a few Extras, like a Street Fighter mode. CapCom has been doing Better since back then, so can we PLEASE get an Asura's Wrath Remaster?!! Or HELL even just a Port with all the DLC Pre-included?!!

[@RobbertW2]

Laughed to hard at the “hey Apple”

[@saintwumples4403]

I’d make the player spend 5$ to use the jump button in a 3D collectathon

[@spino650]

7:46 A microtransaction that gives you the ability to breathe temporarily $10 for an hour of brearhing in game, if you don't pay up you constantly suffocate

[@stephaniemckinster366]

As for the Hogwarts Mystery one, it's not near as bad as the dude makes it seem. I play it. You start with only 24 Max Energy, as you level up and progress you gain additional Max Energy, I'm currently in Year 7 and up to 54. On top of that, there's "tappies" around the castle that give you free energy (including pets that live in your dorm room - they're super freaking cute). Anyway, love the content!!

[@Archie_the_Buzzard]

Buying more pixels on your screen. The game would start out 32 bit and you would have to purchase better resolution. Some of the missions require higher resolution, so you have to spend money to progress.

[@Rebateman]

For the worst microtransactions idea, what about this: Let's say it is an Animal Crossing-style game. Maybe it's a new MySims game that is inspired by the original on Wii and PC. So by default, you only have mouse controls outside of pause, etc for PC players and console players, touch only for mobile. To unlock full keyboard and mouse controls, $1. To unlock controller support, $1. Now, some characters are behind loot boxes. And by some, I mean most. So many that, even if somehow you don't get dupes, you are likely to need lots of lootboxes to beat the game as you need a minimum number of quests done. Use lootboxes to get new characters or, if you already have that character, unlock for a few times bonus quests. Eventually, it will just give you random items or money. If you have bad or even mediocre luck, you can't beat the game without paying or waiting. And note: Building slots are limited. You only got like 20 slots overall that you can put in and/or kick out. But to kick out, you need specific resources that you can get with the currency or grinding. And to get people in, you need to do side quests. And these quests can range from "Give me 1 or 2 of this common resource" to "Either you can go to that volcano you didn't unlock due to not doing this quest that's almost paid and figure out this hard, randomly generated, detective case OR you can pay $5 to get 3 insta-move tickets and use 4 of them on me." And to delete saves, you can't unless if you have gotten in-game the Reset item from the endgame or from $1. And if it detects outside tampering to delete a save, anti-piracy kicks in. And to start a save, you *have* to save. No "Continue Without Saving". If you fail a speedrun or challenge run lots, better get ready to have lots of money. @EAGames plz don't respond.

[@redpandamurphy]

How scummy do you have to be to give your players some money they cannot use unless paired with spending more money themselves.

[@themuffinman4680]

The amount of these which are from EA is both hilarious and sad. I knew they were greedy, mostly because of The Sims 4, but I never realised how many games they own and ask for more money for a little amount of stuff 😂

[@aSh-pi1in]

The Banner Saga looks awesome

[@teylajezebel]

Most ridiculous micro transaction I can come up with right now is paying for disk space the game can use on your hard drive. First GB is free then you have to pay for every 100MB of additional disk space required. Then make a 50 GB + game

[@Alphalink29]

I had played the harry potter one and got softlocked by needing the thing gained by microtransactions because I used to much of it so I would've had to reset the entire save file just to play more

[@AlexDayz]

8:07 simple! Step 1) Make a $60 game. Step 2) Make them pay an extra $30 to get past the title screen. Step 3) make each save slot $15. Step 4) make the first cutscenes $7.50 and mandatory to view before playing the game. Step 5) make the jump button $3.75 and have jumping be mandatory to beating the first puzzle/boss/whatever. Step 6) profit

[@Reishi0306]

Theres a reason why lootboxes is not considered gambling. Its because ur guranteed something at the end of the day whereas in real gambling u can lose everything and walk away with nothing

[@NebulaWords]

New EA shady idea : one step or action cost 1 cent, when the game ends and the credit rolls, the final stats is how much you owe at the end and have to pay. (Bonus : you can't replay the game unless you paid your end game ticket)

[@Crossbell_Police]

Even EA fears you

[@NebulaWords]

@@Crossbell_Police Good >:)

[@ztheslug]

Sorry that this isn't gaming related, however, BMW put heated seats at 18(USD) a month, along with other features in South Korea on a subscription format as a "testing ground." From what I found some could still be bought at a one time cost. I'm not sure if it stuck or not though.

[@nethercat2459]

Dang I knew EA was greedy just by knowing how many dlcs are in the Sims 4 and the many sport games that come out every year. But it just keeps going apparently

[@90bubbel60]

the most insane microtransaction idea im aware of is from the former ceo of ea (what a suprise right?), where he wanted you to need to pay per reload in games like battlefield. yes really.

[@Grumpisaurus]

I read a stat somewhere that said that middle aged women spend the most money on mobile games, and it was by a huge margin too

[@jamestatmanmusic]

Okay, the scummiest micro-transaction I could think of is this: "We value your personal health and realise that you've spent more than Two Hours playing today, which is above the medically advised limit, for your personal wellbeing we will now disable the game, to remove this restriction... give us ya cash!! >:)"

[@FartSnicklesthe3rd8626]

This is an adventure single player game. So you gotta pay 10$ to start the game after you buy it for 60$ and then after that you can get upgrades and equipment like in BOTW but every equipment, weapon, etc. costs money and it costs more money the better the equipment is so you'd just be stuck with the default if you didn't pay so like imagine BOTW again but link is only in his underwear and only has a stick until you shell out money to get armor and better weapons. Make it so that certain story events require certain armor and weapons and make those types of weapons most expensive. Plus make it so that if you open a chest and get armor you HAVE to. On top of that imagine the final boss needs you to have the absolute best armor and weapons to even enter it so more BOTW examples but imagine that Ganon would need you to have the master sword (we'll say that costs about 50-80 dollars) and the most beneficial armor(haven't played BOTW much so don't know the best armor but let's say each piece costs 35-40 dollars and there are 3 pieces) along with the light bow/arrow(50 dollars each) and w/o it you can't enter the blight gauntlet or the Ganon fight. You'd also need money to enter the boss room(about 35 bucks). Also after you beat the final boss it costs 75 dollars to get the true ending and if you don't pay the boss kills you and you have to redo the boss and pay the fee to enter again

[@phoxphorus761]

To quickly explain "Fake Prices" for Fallout 76: Some of the stuff on sale had a discount on them, but the thing is that the stuff being sold aren't on discount, they're being marked up and discounted to both appear like a good deal and also engage in FOMO (Fear of missing out) with potential customers since obviously the discount will go away someday. In some countries this is an illegal practice. Fallout 76 has a lot of greedy stuff to it. Like how apparently people in the company astroturfed (a method to fake interest by appearing like majority) the Nukacola Dark store page with 5 stars despite the product not even being shipped yet.

[@oricoriopauenthusiast]

A game where you have to pay money every 10 minutes or else you get kicked out and lose all of your save data. Oh and putting the console in sleep mode or pausing the game doesn't stop the timer, obviously :)

[@Celestia282]

Horse armor was not actually a pure cosmetic. It increased your horse's HP.

[@kurokawaii8362]

EA: "It will cost you £50 in order to fast travel which is mandatory to complete the game".

[@TheDanishGuyReviews]

The indie game Blade Kitten had around half the game behind a DLC called Episode 2. It's not even a good game to begin with. (And yet l've beat it.)

[@cs82271]

Remember when Nestlé tried copyrighting water? Perhaps Wal-Mart trademarking the yellow smiley face? What about Syracuse University trademarking the color orange? Harley Davidson trademarking the sound of a revving engine? Yeah. Companies are miserable

[@buldogrx7718]

Lock every songle keybind exept fpr movement and basic attack behind a paywall.

[@trantungss]

make a walking mechanic, every 100 steps, you will have to pay 10 bucks

[@snarflechopper2098]

The start button being behind a micro transaction meaning after you buy the game you have to spend more money to even start anything

[@saxophonebuizel2458]

8:00 game time for 7.99 (usd) you can play the game for 25mins. premium (for 6 months) 150 usd

[@kurocomics]

Hogwarts mystery veteran here, there is no maximum energy, that's just the most it will refil to if you're rewarded with energy for doing something you can go past that also energy is a very common thing to have above that amount of.

[@shortlayne_]

If I was a greedy game developer I would make people pay to skip cutscenes. “Oh you want to skip this important cutscenes? $5” WVERY CUTSCENES 😈😈😈😈

[@Ninj7]

Not just cutscenes, pay to skip time in cutscenes, but the game has like metal gear length cutscenes. $1 a minute.

[@shortlayne_]

@@Ninj7 brilliant!!!

[@jacksparow3857]

"EA introduces the Accessibility DLC! For only $40 a month /$470 a year, it's so cheap you are basically robbing every single employee! "

[@somegem6344]

Sky: Children of the Light has a literal cosmetic that is Nintendo priced. It's for the nintendo switch and it's literally just a few cosmetics and a funny mini area.

[@gunsandroses896]

For every second you play a game, 10 bucks gets drained from your bank account.

[@racheltempalski5063]

Make a huge open world but you have a limited amount of free steps. The amount of free steps can only be enough to beat the game exactly if you want to be able to explore at all or do side quest you would have to buy more steps

[@Angwiser-zk7vk]

2:01 LIGHT WOOD LAMINATE!

[@griffingaming9947]

crazuest thung u can pay wall would be to lock any multiplayer chat in a multiplayer game behind irl money

[@rifino3971]

worst transaction i can think of is to pay to advance the plot. edit: nevermind i see that someone already did that. new idea: you have to pay to sleep, but sleep is crucial to stay alive

[@getshwifty3101]

The most ridiculous microtransaction you could make is: An RPG, where you have to pay increasingly more money to level up. Oh? This boss is too hard and you want to level up a bit too beat them, but are at level 15?? Go kill a few monsters for exp, once that's full, then you can give us $5 to get to Level 16. Before repeating the cycle. Please, enjoy our game.

[@Bulbmin1]

Ok so in your game everyone gets a add that’s takes up the whole screen in the middle of the match and you have to pay 10 dollars to git rid of the adds for a year and it costs 20 dollars to get rid of it forever

[@willwispagaming8144]

Disney got rid of loot boxes Me looks at Disneyland pricesand becomes confused

[@Putting_the_Bi_in_Big_Nerd]

8:07 A Souls/Soulsike game where every life costs money, starting at $1 and increasing by a dollar every death :)

[@banjo-kazooie]

Surprised CTR wasn't in this video, they added microtransactions *AFTER* the game launched to HIGH PRAISE and people had to unlock skins etc. BY PLAYING THE GAME, only for new players NOW to just be able to get the SAME skins without putting any effort in other than to swipe their parents' credit card. To answer the QOTD: I'd create the largest open world game known to mankind but every time you wanted to save your game, load your game, fast travel, unlock a fast travel point on the map, earn a skill point, spend a skill point, enter/leave an area/house, get on/off your mount, reload your weapon, every other single task you will be doing a *LOT* you'd have to pay 10 dollars to do it, every single time, not just pay 10 dollars to unlock fast travel, you're in the forest, you wanna go back to the town? PAY! You wanna go BACK to the forest? PAY SOME MORE!

[@Twinklethefox9022]

I forgot which basketball game it was but I seen a KZbinr talk about it. Basically when you sign in, it would have an ad pop up for the latest game and the button to continue was also the button to go to buy it (it would just take you to the page) so, if you're not careful... Yeah Edit: surprise, surprise. After I posted this, NBA 2k20 shows up on the list. I'm not sure if they'll mention this exact thing or not. Or, if it's the same game (And sorry for editing so much, for some reason, it's not saving the edits)

[@SaltyToad00]

Oh yeah, Peanut Butter Gamer ranting about how 2K forces you to buy the lastest NBA2K game. It was in his "Sellout Video Games" video.

[@SaltyToad00]

Also, I forgot to mention that it redirects you to buying the "Insert NBA player here" Edition which is like $120.

[@Twinklethefox9022]

​@@SaltyToad00 yeah. That's the guy but, I don't really like mentioning other KZbinrs randomly by their channel name unless they are kinda involved. But I was so surprised how that's allowed. The must have known how easy it is to mess that up

[@SaltyToad00]

@@Twinklethefox9022 And it was 2K21 bugging him to buy 23, which is insane. They had to update a 2 year outdated game to force you to buy the lastest one.

[@jerryworshiper1587]

you have to pay for oxygen, food, water, gravity so you don't fly into space, molecular bonds so you don't instantly explode, and you have to pay for eyes, ears, and a nose. oh yea, and you have to pay your taxes every 5 minutes or you loose the ability to get in-game currency. and everything you buy only lasts 1 hour until you must buy it again.

[@YamiMunch]

a shooter like CoD but every bullet you fire in a match costs you 1 cent per bullet. paid before starting the next match. singleplayer it would be before the next mission started.

[@Xeroh_01]

You can buy one percent of Health lost for ¢99 and refill your hp to full halfway for $5 and from zero to full for $10

[@EddieB-ready]

Wait, Dead Rising 4 followed in the wake of Asura's Wrath in having an ending behind a paywall? And here I was, sleeping soundly, thinking that Asura's Wrath was the only one.

[@DarkRaikon]

i love how you just touched ESO.... every month they work on making new items that are temp... you want this house? this plant ? this npc? Pay

[@portlmaster]

The most greediest thing I can think of, next battlefield game it costs $20 per clip for a gun... I rest my case. Lol

[@Pulsekoatz]

POV: You play mobile games Would you like to remove adds Me: Turns of device wifi Game: you outsmarted me

[@kantrix4684]

Each bullet in a shooter is 5 dollars

[@SaltyToad00]

It's funny that the only major shooter game without microtransactions is Splatoon. And no, Octo Expansion in 2 doesn't count because that's Story DLC, not just an excuse to lock Octolings behind a paywall.

[@djentity303]

I just thought of a ea micro transaction I made up it is where in Plants vs zombies battle for neighbour ville you have to pay to use a attack

[@joshuamoultrie5404]

Graphics levels

[@sird2103]

if I was EA, i would turn every 10 steps in the game 1$, but before that, you gotta unlock the keybinds for 5$ each, but before even that, to turn on the game every time is 20$, but before even even that, you gotta but the game for 70$

[@hypno210]

If you’re paying for save flies we shouldn’t be taking sprinting for granted

[@pengoo7829]

each phase of the final boss paid dlc

[@donesparce6870]

Never forget kids that Pokémon unite has “micro” transactions that cost up to $40

[@Sur3sT]

One thing that pissed me off is before fortnite had battle royale You would download the game to only be stuck with a paywall so it felt as if they just tricked you to think its a free game only for it to be $60

[@SaltyToad00]

Yeah and Battle Royale wouldn't be added until like September of 2017. Save the World released in like June of 2017.

[@Beata_Dre]

Imagine if you had to pay to skip cutscenes

[@rptrplayz192]

£60 for the game (which is actually just the demo) and £60 for each mission/level in the game.

[@zerotale650]

I didn't either unlock all the heroes in Battlefront 2 they were completely free for me at least probably not for other people

[@vgpjuno2608]

13:30 "you cant go into a casino and open loot boxes" instead you paid monthly for it to be shipped to your house with pretty shitty items in it. i miss loot crate but i also dont

[@kirbywithheadphones1539]

So if you run out of bullets you can buy a magazine for 5.99 100.99 for 50

[@masterpink6963]

Here me out we put the main character being playable behind a paywall that isn’t buying the game

[@SplatBad]

Jump button in a game about jumping is locked behind a 24.99 pay wall

[@SplatBad]

Though the blinking comment is way better

[@powergolemz]

It an hourly subscription to the 150 hour story

[@antonioguerrerolopez591]

To be able to press the play button, you gotta pay $10

[@calscot]

The game cost 60 dollar for the tutorial and another 60 dollars for tha main game

[@SuperAnime-rp7nz]

It costs money to change any of the settings

[@monkeyjosh339]

put microtransactions behind a paywall. Make it so you have to pay to be able to buy things

[@birdboy73]

New eye colors, if it's just nothing, then people will probably just decide to donate

[@greenapple9477]

"What is the most ridiculous thing you can turn into a microtransaction?" Oh, that's easy....... Actually getting past the main menu. You want to actually play the game? Give 30 bucks......on top of the 60 bucks you paid to actually get the game.

[@deathless3720]

Hmm the craziest and greediest thing a game company could do would be to force players to but the game for like 60 bucks and then a further 40 bucks just to play the actual game for 30 minutes before the game saves and kicks you and you have to pay another 40

[@Andossim]

EA be like: you took your 5 steps for the day come back tomorrow or watch 7 ads.

[@IntergalacticPants]

How did King make so much money on Candy Crush? Well they stole the game from someone else and made it too expensive legally for the creator to fight back.

[@SlinkSuperior99]

Hear Me Out: Pokémon but you have to pay money to fly on the map.

[@decomposies]

idea: you need to pay 2-5 dollars when you want to log in the game.

[@Raisei-with-an-ak47]

Make a moving mechanic every 10 steps you must pay 10$

[@starlight-fk2rz]

How is the mortal kombat one on the list. Yea, it's a bit greedy, but it's just easy fatalities, which you can only do after already winning a match.

[@alvingadbois4619]

worst thing i would do is make a battle royale game right? and then you get into the game you open a chest and a gun comes out but oh wait while in game take out your credit card to buy the unlock for this gun have it be like 5$ a piece and your making bank

[@azurephantom100]

my aunt plays candy crush too

[@adamben-shahar4800]

have skins to every singular hair of the character

[@milankubista1474]

Make a mechanic that would make you spend 1$ every second

[@tashu6573]

COD has so many customization options that's why i play pokemon