February 2019
February 2019
I did buy EA coins for around 20 dollars, I did it to support a game I really enjoy.
But I would rather buy skins I actually want directly then getting random loot - I'm not a fan of that and therefor I won't buy any more "packages" and hope they add skins to buy directly.
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@odieman1231Hehe, Ive seen the nickname (and/or similar ones) once or twice before, always weirds me out :P. So I sincerely apologize for my reaction earlier. You are indeed correct about it originating from Garfield. One of my friends started calling me Jølle (and it stuck, my real name is Jørn btw. hence the nickname) This happened when I was about 8 or 9 years old (Im 29 now). Jølle (or Odie in English), is the dog from Garfield. I later adopted Odieman as a nickname in games/digitally.
February 2019
February 2019
@Addhocc wrote:
I did it more as an experiment to see exactly what the odds were and payoff was. I totally agree. Then again its EA.
If you were any educated you’d know that Respawn made sure that EA had no part in the making of this game whatsoever for this exact reason. Because uneducated people like you assume and bash them for nothing
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Crafting materials average out at around 15 per level. You get 45 free loot boxes. So on average you need to spend at least $60-$100 on loot boxes to afford one single legendary skin of your choosing.
The way I see it they have to change to the F2P very quickly. What they have now is probably just for the quick cash grab at the beginning of the game's life-span. But with this stingy F2P model and the cheaters, only one map and eight characters. They have some ways to go to prevent this game from not bombing.
February 2019
Except it the main source of income to feed thier children. How do you think free to play games are made? Magic? Here is how it works, generally speaking.
They either
Now you might be confusing the "scam" with "pay to win" but we are talking about making weapons/skins look different, which is NOT pay to win and NOT a scam.
February 2019
I find nothing worth purchasing. It's a waste of money. I'm getting two characters through hard work, and that's it. If I get a skin, so be it!
February 2019
@OmazingGamer1 Holy hell. I found him. The one guy that claims people are uneducated as his "knowledge" on how interactions of publisher and developer dynamics couldn't be any more incorrect.
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@stratiSphere wrote:Except it the main source of income to feed thier children. How do you think free to play games are made? Magic? Here is how it works, generally speaking.
- A game studio will pitch an idea to an investor.
- The studio will then make a game using the investor's money.
- In order to repay the investor, the game studio needs to have some kind of plan to earn money from the game.
They either
- Charge people to Download the game
- Free to play and include micro transactions.
Now you might be confusing the "scam" with "pay to win" but we are talking about making weapons/skins look different, which is NOT pay to win and NOT a scam.
Why are you using the term "scam". People aren't calling it a scam, they're calling it "greedy" "stingy" and perhaps "immoral". It is not a scam because you know what your'e buying before you buy it (basically the same as buying a lottery scratch card). It is however borderline immoral as they're using proven RNG gambling methods to sell off items from the store. Of course a lot of companies are doing the same. But there are F2P games doing well for many years by not using loot boxes. Ie Warframe and Path of Exile to name a few.