Mike Ybarra, who was once president of Blizzard Entertainment, suggested that gamers could tip the developers behind video games like Horizon Zero Dawn either Elden Ring after finishing them.
He shared this through his Twitter account, @Qwik, where he revealed 'I've thought about this idea for a while, as a gamer, as I've lately immersed myself in video games focused on solo play.'.
Ybarra highlighted 'When I finish a game there are some that leave me amazed by how incredible the experience was'.
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To the above, this former Blizzard executive added 'At the end of the title I often think 'I wish I could give these people another $10 or $20 because it was worth more than my initial $70 and they didn't try to nickel and dime me every second''.
He then listed the titles he thinks should get more through player tips.
Mike Ybarra commented that this would be the case of Horizon: Zero Dawn, god of war, Red Dead Redemption 2, Baldur's Gate 3 and Elden Ring.
Then he highlighted 'I know $70 is already a lot, but it's an option at the end of the game that sometimes I wish I had. Some titles are that special'.
The former president of Blizzard Entertainment, anticipating the reactions that his publication would get, highlighted 'I know that most [de los jugadores] you won't like this idea'.
Ybarra went on to say 'by the way, I realize we're tired of 'tipping' on everything else, but I see this differently than a pressure-to-over-give scenario that many face and make a comment.'.
So this creative who was once at Blizzard Entertainment is aware that microtransactions can tire out players. As expected, his idea has messages for and against.
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