I don't like this trend of charging money to change your tag, but Microsoft didn't get enough flak for their policy so it will probably become the norm.
I don't like this trend of charging money to change your tag, but Microsoft didn't get enough flak for their policy so it will probably become the norm.
While charging money to change a db entry is silly - at least the option to do so is there now. People who had xXtiddlywinks1988Xx (read that as kiss-kiss-tiddly-winks-kiss-kiss) can now finally...
While charging money to change a db entry is silly - at least the option to do so is there now. People who had xXtiddlywinks1988Xx (read that as kiss-kiss-tiddly-winks-kiss-kiss) can now finally transform that into the majestic xXSniperEliteXx.
Blizzard did it before MS did, I think. They had their detractors, but again, not enough. Too many gamers just don't care what these companies do (i.e. a lot of children, but some adults as well)...
Blizzard did it before MS did, I think. They had their detractors, but again, not enough. Too many gamers just don't care what these companies do (i.e. a lot of children, but some adults as well) and don't hold them accountable so they continue to do whatever they want.
I don't like this trend of charging money to change your tag, but Microsoft didn't get enough flak for their policy so it will probably become the norm.
While charging money to change a db entry is silly - at least the option to do so is there now. People who had xXtiddlywinks1988Xx (read that as kiss-kiss-tiddly-winks-kiss-kiss) can now finally transform that into the majestic xXSniperEliteXx.
Blizzard did it before MS did, I think. They had their detractors, but again, not enough. Too many gamers just don't care what these companies do (i.e. a lot of children, but some adults as well) and don't hold them accountable so they continue to do whatever they want.