Anyone who's attachment to gaming is low enough to let things like this effect their purchase decisions are already out. To the devs/pubs, those customers don't even exist in the category of potential customers. So they just worry about not pissing off the existing customerbase by changing the status quo too much or too fast.
Anyone who's attachment to gaming is low enough to let things like this effect their purchase decisions are already out. To the devs/pubs, those customers don't even exist in the category of potential customers. So they just worry about not pissing off the existing customerbase by changing the status quo too much or too fast.