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Isn't that a good thing? The fact that there is so much content that getting the best version of every item cannot happen, even if you spend some money? Is a g
by remram 4y ago
Isn't that a good thing? The fact that there is so much content that getting the best version of every item cannot happen, even if you spend some money?
Is a game fair only if you can acquire the best gear in the game (for real money)?
- Timshel 4y agoProbably depends of your definition of content and tie with the discussion around Gacha game. The part discussed here with the gem system looks more like a slot machine than anything I would describe as game content.
- remram 4y agoWell for sure I don't know much about the game. If it's bad or uses predatory tactics to get people's money then that is awful. This specific point though, summed up in the title, seems kind of weird. Like imagine if someone said the same thing about EVE Online, how much does a "fully geared up" space station cost? How much is the combined cost of Team Fortress 2's (cosmetic) items?
- zmgsabst 4y agoI think the problem is that having such a high peak implies you’ll have “pay to win” mechanics dominate: Players will be stratified by how much of that $110,000 they can pay — with no reasonable way out of that class system.