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Listening to the soundtrack at 8PM listening to G Herbo and Jerreau, Travis and Miguel, really made me enjoy the game. My favorite 2K, ever, even more than 2K16. It is ironic that the first thing we hear in the ad is 'don't be greedy.'ДЄre lines between freemium and paid no longer exist? How far can the publisher push the boundary? This is extremely disappointing. The ad in question is for a FOX series called 'Snowfall' which is a crime drama.

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But now we are reaching a point where full priced $60 games could end up using unskippable ads. Serving such ads in mobile games is somewhat acceptable because the game is practically free to play. It doesn't matter cz the ad remains on your screen. What if you're using an SSD on PC? NVMe or whatever is the fastest. The idea is that since the user spends close to a minute looking at a loading screen why not use the loading screens as ad space? Regardless of how fast you load the ad is unskippable. This is the ad that plays in NBA 2K19 during loading screens. These I think games are often used to play-test what these companies want to do so this NBA ad is deeply concerning. We saw this with Star Wars Battlefront 2 and it didn't turn out so well. And compared to other genres they do seem to be trying to pull off more, acting as sort of a test-bed before these elements are introduced over to the more core games audience.

I would say games like NBA and FIFA are marketed to 'none typical core gamer' audience. I see predatory monetization particularly a problem in sports games like NBA and FIFA. I think it's worth discussing where exactly in-game monetization is heading. I have never seen anything like this in a $60 video games.