I don't know about you, but I've paid $140 for access to a game that has given me dozens and dozens of hours of enjoyment for over a year now, and will most likely continue to do so over the next year, and possible the year after that. If long-term enjoyment is the product of a new, if slightly conteoversial business model, then so be it. Games are about fun, and and long as I can keep paying money to have fun (the concept itself which hasnt changed since the beginning of modernized culture) then so be it.