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I play a game that has unbelievably expensive in game commodities: gems or gold can be $15 for four pieces; ship parts and assorted items can be $49-99.00. I'm referring to single player games, not big online games.

Super expensive penurious pricing for really measly in game pieces that you need to grind for hours- months and even years to achieve.

If a game mod doesn't affect purchased items, is it fair to play modded games? Should all game mods be banned no matter how narrow the mod effect?

I play a game that has unbelievably expensive in game commodities: gems or gold can be $15 for four pieces; ship parts and assorted items can be $49-99.00. I'm referring to single player games, not big online games. Super expensive penurious pricing for really measly in game pieces that you need to grind for hours- months and even years to achieve. If a game mod doesn't affect purchased items, is it fair to play modded games? Should all game mods be banned no matter how narrow the mod effect?
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For single-player in-game transactions? Personally it doesn't matter, as long as there isn't any leaderboards and you're not flaunting anything online. It's technically cheating, but if the game is onerous without the cheats then it's a poorly-designed game and deserves to be cheated. If you're not affecting anyone else with the cheats, then go for it.
Unless it's an idle game, in which case the prices are designed to be onerous to waste your time and keep you playing so you don't jump to the next game quickly. And if that's the case, why are you cheating in an idle game?

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It's not an idle game, but yeah single player in game stuff. Like the player has to buy or "win" a piece to upgrade their ship, but it takes 300 pieces to do it. Or they let you watch an ad to get a chest with game pieces - once a week .

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Wow, fuck that. Are you sure it isn't mining crypto?

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Never considered that, never say never.