You have to realize, dude...a vast majority of the community are either to young to have jobs, or unemployed losers. So $15 is a MASSIVE financial commitment to them. Meanwhile, I spent $13.85 for a pack of frozen burgers, a bag of fries and some hamburger buns for dinner. And LOL @ the people who make the lame ass argument "I paid $60 for the game BLAH BLAH BLAH!!!" When you buy a car, or a house or anything you're going to get long term value out of, you pay what's initially required of you to obtain it. When you want to make additions or improvements to it, guess what? YOU PAY MORE TO GET THOSE ADDITIONS DONE. I shutter to imagine what's gonna happen when some of these spoiled brats get into the real world and realize there's no "season pass" for rent, food & utility expenses. Am I saying I'm rich? No...I'm not. But I know how to manage my money so that I'm financially prepared for whatever life throws at me. $15 bucks is HARDLY an obstacle I have to sit and think about.