Yes . Some of the major gripes against the game are 1 . The in game store and 2 . The DLC separation which the deluxe fixesJust don ' t use the store and it ' s a great albeit short game . Although if it ' s your first deus ex game , I ' d play Human Revolution first it ' s better IMO , and it gives you the setup for this <| sep |> That ' s just you homie . Kendrick did nothing but a good job with Abel <| sep |> A good while ago , as a seller I was hurt by people that were clearly doing something to get around these kind of agreements , and it chased me out of a niche market as everyone seemed to start doing this at the same time . About 5 years ago , I was winning iPads as arcade prizes . Not just a couple either . And I looked through information on Apple stuff and thought This is great ! Apple won ' t let ANY store do a coupon or discount on these , so they ' ll all be MSRP in stores and eBay won ' t be much cheaper ! And for a while this was absolutely true a $ 500 iPad would go for $ 490 very consistently . The sellers didn ' t dare undercut one another or if they somehow did , it was only one or two pennies to get to show up at the top of the new , buy it now only , price low to high search listing . Then somewhere along the line the market shit itself and fast . You had the new $ 800 model being sold for $ 700 within a week and a half of launch and all the way down to $ 600 shortly after . I don ' t know if that ' s because people stopped being enamored with Apple , or it became legal to bundle a gift card good on a later purchase with Apple items in stores where that was never done before , or people were doing something like what you describe to evade legal requirements to sell thing at certain prices , but all the sellers sure seemed way too eager to cut their prices en masse . As much as this would go against First Sale doctrine I wish there was some kind of thing in eBay or Amazon or other sites where if you have something new , the system wouldn ' t let you sell it a certain percentage below MSRP this way all the sellers would be committed to the same price and it would be seller experience and feedback that would determine who makes the sales , and everyone flipping those items would make significantly more money longterm . Without something like that , I would just hope to be involed in niche markets where all the main sellers of the items in question work with one another and agree to keep their prices the same or close to it . So long story short , the only thing I really find unethical about breaking a MAP agreement is the loss of profit that would come to every seller that then has to adjust downward to compete with you .