Are you intimating that you think 4J has "made enough money"? Exactly how much is "enough"? Ask a goat herder from Tanzania if YOU are making "too much money" and should have to give some away for 'free'. $2? Seriously? I bought a 12oz bottle of water about an hour ago, and with tax it was $1.74.īesides, how much 4J actually takes home isn't really any of your concern You got damn good value for your $20 (especially compared to some of the other crap that's out there for 3 times as much). BF3 (with the multiplayer key) was around $60 (or more), and nobody thought twice about plunking down the coin for it.
Microsoft charges 4J because they're running the XBL servers & have to maintain that whole infrastructure more DLC's out there mean more servers online & higher operating costs for Microsoft (which isn't in business to give you free stuff either).Īs for "loads of money", Minecraft was $20. One of the best Minecraft texture packs, Pastel Craft focuses on colors and cartoonish effects but ensures that each block is identifiable individually. 4J is not in business to pay for your stuff. Thus, it costs money for 4J to put up a DLC (like a skinpack, or new optional features, or whatever). Anytime a software company puts out DLC, Microsoft charges that company to do so. Awesome skin packs that Minecraft players can try for free in 2022 1) Dream SMP Skin Pack The Dream SMP Skin Pack encapsulates multiple skins made popular by the Dream SMP. Simply put, anything other than the updates to catch the game up to the PC are considered DLC by Microsoft.
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