Lunarorbit
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I should be livid about this shit, but in the end over time I came to terms with the fact that most of the "monetized" goodies these service offer are absolutely pointless shit and you are rarely missing out on anything meaningfull.
This just speaking in general. In this case we are even talking about Ubisoft, which adds a layer of "I don't give a fuck about what these people do, anyway".
The problem is even if you dont buy any mtx content, the game design itself is already affected by it. You get a compromised experience, to what degree depends on how greedy do the devs get.Here's a simple answer to all you keyboard warriors. Don't buy the content. I for one, can't wait for the game
The problem is even if you dont buy any mtx content, the game design itself is already affected by it. You get a compromised experience, to what degree depends on how greedy do the devs get.
How?Game design is also effected by the "pay full price up front" business model. Every game is compromised.
how do you think they persuade players to buy XP and better gear? grind that is built into the gameplay, formula and genre that Ubisoft is famous for: pseudo-RPGsWhy is this a problem? Ubisoft MTX is fine, it's a single player game and has some skins as buyable option and boosts to get XP, Gold etc. Nothing that deteriorates the gameplay.
How?
Heres an answer for you, just shut the fuck up if your gonna buy the game regardless and ignore any and all faults a title has.Here's a simple answer to all you keyboard warriors. Don't buy the content. I for one, can't wait for the game
Just a gamerSuch a brave gamer
I've never seen in it an Ubi game. The games are usually so massive one doesn't even see all the basic game content anyway. I've never had an issue with it in the RE remakes either.The problem is even if you dont buy any mtx content, the game design itself is already affected by it. You get a compromised experience, to what degree depends on how greedy do the devs get.
Such a child, stop swearing and grow upHeres an answer for you, just shut the fuck up if your gonna buy the game regardless and ignore any and all faults a title has.
You dont even know if the game is good and you're already simping on it, how sad.
any microtransactions would be cosmetics as they are in many Ubisoft titles.
Why is this a problem? Ubisoft MTX is fine, it's a single player game and has some skins as buyable option and boosts to get XP, Gold etc. Nothing that deteriorates the gameplay.
I thought normies eat this shit up though ?I honestly don't see how triple A gaming can sustain itself with each generation and resources required for each title. Current financial models don't seem to be enough to generate required returns.
Calling people 'keyboard warriors' and then telling me to grow up .Just a gamer
I've never seen in it an Ubi game. The games are usually so massive one doesn't even see all the basic game content anyway. I've never had an issue with it in the RE remakes either.
Such a child, stop swearing and grow up
I bet you aren't going to buy Avatar 2, much less have bought any of the main Ubi games and are in the 'YouTube' gang. Who loves slagging off games they've never played or owned
So blind and stupid, I get it.I've never seen in it an Ubi game
How many Ubisoft games do you own? You can buy loads of stuff in Division 2, but the main game on its own is still huge. If someone wants to buy a new outfit in the likes of RE or Division that's a matter for them.So blind and stupid, I get it.
If you honestly dont understand or see how Ubisoft has changed their entire game design to facilitate these MTX options, then you must be clueless.
Calling people 'keyboard warriors' and then telling me to grow up .
Fucking goober get outta here with your dumb assumptions. 'Youtube gang'?? Wtf are you on a out kid . Who is the Youtube Gang?
Ive plenty of Ubisoft games. I'm not excited for Avatar 2 at all, first because I havent seen a single shred of gameplay footage, and second its because Ubisoft games on the whole are entirely mediocre.
I've never seen in it an Ubi game. The games are usually so massive one doesn't even see all the basic game content anyway. I've never had an issue with it in the RE remakes either.
Playing through AC Origins and then Odyssey I feel I’ve seen it.
Odyssey had so much more crafting bloat to it, and no free Legendary Armor sets, while Origins had far less crafting resources to collect as well as several Legendary Armor sets for you to unlock.
More crafting materials to unlock means a hell of a lot more repetition within the game world to obtain the materials needed for leveling up.
This was a design decision meant to nudge players to spend money in their store.
What videogames do Ubisoft even make these days?
Ubisoft was so fire back in the day, y'all OGs know what I'm talking, when that screen hit..
I think they are smart enough that's why they are so many years in this business. Also SE has some stupid decision and it's not good comparison. Every game that has so big world has grind, the way these games play does not have anything to do with MTX is their design philosophy that's the problem. A shine armor that you need 10€ or 100€ does not make a difference the grinding you have too do (only how idiot you are buying this low tier shit) also an exp boost does not provide anything because if you follow the story missions with minimal grinding you will never have problem. With exp boost you make the game unfun because you are over leveled for the content. But that is your decision if you want to buy the MTX or even the game but it seems people don't have issue with this that's why they sell millions of the same gamehow do you think they persuade players to buy XP and better gear? grind that is built into the gameplay, formula and genre that Ubisoft is famous for: pseudo-RPGs
if you think you are getting a Mass Effect-/skyrim-tier of RPG from Ubisoft you are mistaken.
and if you think their games will be anything but bloated with tedious grind you are, sir, mistaken
if they were smart they would learn their lesson from SE and The Avengers:
"the popularity of a blockbuster movie franchise does not guarantee MTX profitability.
you would only betray your fanbase in the hope of attracting casuals to buy your useless MTX"
To where? To your house and check your gaming sets to find that there are hundreds of MTX in Fortnite/LoL or some stupid collector edition of a game included a wooden dildo that costed 200€ but you bought it because you are fun of the game? Go away.
how do you think they persuade players to buy XP and better gear? grind that is built into the gameplay, formula and genre that Ubisoft is famous for: pseudo-RPGs
if you think you are getting a Mass Effect-/skyrim-tier of RPG from Ubisoft you are mistaken.
and if you think their games will be anything but bloated with tedious grind you are, sir, mistaken
if they were smart they would learn their lesson from SE and The Avengers:
"the popularity of a blockbuster movie franchise does not guarantee MTX profitability.
you would only betray your fanbase in the hope of attracting casuals to buy your useless MTX"
To where? To your house and check your gaming sets to find that there are hundreds of MTX in Fortnite/LoL or some stupid collector edition of a game included a wooden dildo that costed 200€ but you bought it because you are fun of the game? Go away.
Ive got about 25. But whatever u clownHow many Ubisoft games do you own? You can buy loads of stuff in Division 2, but the main game on its own is still huge. If someone wants to buy a new outfit in the likes of RE or Division that's a matter for them.
You type like a right one too, with even more swearing. I never had you down as a Ubisoft gamer, don't worry on that score. So get worked up over something you have no interest in. That after all.... is the keyboard warrior way
That's all, never mind ....Ive got about 25. But whatever u clown
They are huge games even if you buy nothing at all. AC games are all about repetition, much like Yakuza.
I guess I need more than 25 Ubisoft games (and a lot more played but not currently owned) to have a valid opinion? Go away you corporate toolThat's all, never mind ....
Says the 'tool' who apparently bought 25 Ubisoft games and played a lot more and is posting in a thread about a game, they have no intention of buying.I guess I need more than 25 Ubisoft games (and a lot more played but not currently owned) to have a valid opinion? Go away you corporate tool
Says the 'tool' who apparently bought 25 Ubisoft games and played a lot more and is posting in a thread about a game, they have no intention of buying.
Go away, you keyboard warrior
I don't go into threads about a game I've no intention of buying, much. To me, that's trollingIm allowed my opinion on video game business decisions as much as you are.
Except you seem to think its all fine and dandy