Good luck explaining this to people. That's like saying if you buy a used house you're not supporting the new house builders, or a new car, you're not supporting the car manufacturers. Yeah, and if cars became worthless the moment you drove them off the lot, car sales would tank.
Everyone buying new $60 games would work great for Activision. It works great for Blizzard. How many new copies of new IP would sell if people knew they had to keep it forever? A lot of people take a leap on a game because they know they can sell it for $40 the next day if they don't like it.
A healthy used market helps a health new market. A healthy used market is very GOOD for consumers, and I would argue for developers too. They whine about it, but again, it's usually the people that don't understand markets that do the whining.
[quote name='the_ENEMY_']i only mentioned this because the game is temporarily OOS... and if it never came back at that price there were tons of opportunities.
and about supporting game developers... by buying used you support people who trade in / sell their games to buy more games which they wouldn't be able to afford otherwise, which is an entire principal of being a CAG. supporting developers, lol. its an ecosystem, no matter which way you participate its all important.[/QUOTE]