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The beauty of free to play games — despite their many shortcomings — is that everyone pays (or doesn't pay) for the things he (she) wants to pay for instead of paying $60 outright (okay, it might be $5 on a Steam or Xbox sale, but nonetheless), and developer can adjust future development of the project based not only on his own vision, but on feedback and statistics. I'm not saying it's better than other business models, there's a place in the world for fantastic single player games with no in-app purchases whatsoever and many others, but free to play games aren't inherently evil with every decision made to squeeze out more money out of players, as it might appear if you read player comments to free to play games, Airport City included, on the App Store, Google Play, or this forum.