Pay 60 smackeroos for a game designed to be hard

>pay 60 smackeroos for a game designed to be hard
>pay more to chinks to make it easy
>now you look cool in a game you don't even like and probably get your shit clapped anyway
Why are whales like this?

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why don't they just use cheatengine

The average player has been bread to buy their way into getting stuff in video games even when its just optional shit, this was bound to happen.

If you can't afford it then you probably shouldn't be buying/playing the game itself in the first place

EAC kicks you out of online, or console players

>The average player has been bread
what kind of bread are we talking here? wheat?
so disable EAC, launch, give yourself runes, then quit and re-enable EAC.

Kek I pirated the game and am playing it straight

So, how does that work?

Reminds me of these mmorpg players who:
>pay for game
>pay for expansions
>pay for subs
>THEN also pay up to thousands of dollaridos for that special gear, mount or cheevo boost so they can flex on other idiots like them
I don't understand these people. It's especially retarded in this case because they can just do what said if they want runes so much.

How do they even get runes this way? Wouldn't it be easier to hack the game locally?

You summon them and they drop consumable runes

People with money are retarded. What else is new?

More like people are retarded with money.

>cheese the giant dragon in caelid with a gold foot for 96k runes
>get the cavalry night on the far east bridge in Caelid to jump to his death and get like 50k runes
That's like 150k starting and really only requires the horse so you can go there fast.

what's with the giant dragon? why does it just sit there and let you swat away at it's ass? it feels so unintentional.

There's some interesting shit going on here beyond the usual "whales will be whales" simplification. Lot's of kids that grew up with MTX in games are getting old enough now that their expanding beyond spending their parents money on mobile/kid shit. They've been mind blasted into thinking this type of approach to games is normal, which was likely EA's intent when they started this shit. The traditional game experience is slowly being eroded away by this idea that games are solely for making money, both from the company and consumer perspective. It's like this industry is being turned away from entertainment and into actual labor.

Now amidst all of that we conveniently have this metaverse nonsense launching that effectively feeds off of this perception that games exist purely as vehicles for monetization where players are little more than glorified employees to videogame publishers.

I'm guessing they are selling runes on PS4 because that console is hacked. Some people don't want to hack their console but still want to cheat.

back in the day, we used to have gameshark/actio n replay/codebreaker. then once those stopped, then came out the "BUY OUR DLC TO GET AHEAD OF THE GRIND"

Jokes on the CIA Niggers, old games are still around :)

>gray market rune sales

we are entering levels of casual that shouldnt be possible

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Ah yes and then we make more articles to increase everyone's awareness of the fact that you can do that, so then they hop on the train as well. It's like WoW tokens, no one needed to know you could do it but now that it's right there in front of people they'll consider the option and often times do it and pretend like they didn't.

there's worse shit out there.
>Paying someone to level you up in CoD
>Paying someone to get traded hacked Pokemon
>Paying someone to fucking play the game for you in a MMO

I still remember the codes PLAYTESTER and SPLURGEOLA for Dune 2, and it has been more than 20 years since I ast used them. I miss those times.

wtf

I miss Datel
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I KNEEL, Elden ring is the death of video games, next fromsoft will have NFT power ups and the map will be so massive you'll need a GPS tracker sold separately to figure it out.