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> taking away something that I paid money for and giving me something that I do not want In that sense, there's really very little difference between Overwatch
by delecti 4y ago
> taking away something that I paid money for and giving me something that I do not want
In that sense, there's really very little difference between Overwatch 2 and an update you don't like in any other live service game. It's no different from the many games which have previously gone free-to-play.
And to be clear, I'm not saying you're wrong to be unhappy, I'm saying that your framing is really just not accurate. Overwatch 2 is really just a peculiar name for Overwatch 1's free-to-play update.
- rubyist5eva 4y ago> In that sense, there's really very little difference between Overwatch 2 and an update you don't like in any other live service game. Yeah, I totally get it. I'm still miffed that they updated the game in a way that leaves me unable to play the version I actually like. I do not find this new update appealing at all. When Overwatch came out (when I bought it) "live service" games hadn't really reached a critical mass in the market yet so the idea that they would do something like this was kinda unheard of.
- bombcar 4y agoDon't worry - in a few years they'll get you to pay for Overwatch Classic!
- rubyist5eva 4y agoWonderful
- MrStonedOne 4y ago