However, that's not all there is to it, as it sounds like it's taking a shot at others who push out games that rely on microtransactions to make huge profits, saying there's "no hidden catch."Presumably, that's targeted at EA and how it handled Star Wars Battlefront II. That led up to a huge controversy surrounding loot boxes, and EA was forced to disable microtransactions for the game after user backlash, but it's turning it off only temporarily.
