Why are so many games pay to win?

Question

The paying player has a competitive advantage in the short term, so they are able to immediately play the game from the position of someone who has invested a lot of time and effort into attaining that point, without the time investment. May 19th, 2016

Hagrid P Hazard · Accepted Answer

The paying player has a competitive advantage in the short term, so they are able to immediately play the game from the position of someone who has invested a lot of time and effort into attaining that point, without the time investment. May 19th, 2016

Why are so many games pay to win?

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