This is just appalling

[HPDelron]

did not mean that it stated it in their terms of service. The fact that the terms of service states things differently than the common usage of the word re-enforces that the usage is shady.

This is like calling someone shady because they put out a sign that says: "One Bunch of 6 Apples: $8.99" buying said apples, and then complaining you were mislead because "Everyone knows a bunch is at least 8 apples - that's the convention! Look at all the other apples they have! I should have those!!!".

If we're at the point where doing the text equivalent of yelling at the top of their lungs saying "We're only offering access to the servers" doesn't count as honestly informing the consumer, what exactly can they do to not be shady? Send over some guy to grab every new sub by the shoulders and shake them saying "Just so you know we'll also be putting some items up for sale in a cash shop! Just want to make sure you know!".

This isn't some fine print on page 7 written in dense legalese or anything. Should there be 9 pop-ups or something that say "Beware! Beyond here lies $30 kimonos"?