Those games are no different then Apex Legends all free to play games.
All made By Triple A development teams. All have cosmetics / Equipment put behind a pay wall.
The nature of F2P games is to buy, sure you might get some things for free but the majority is bought and payed for with actual money.
Things might change if people start working together as a unit then "We" might see some changes.
Personaly I still stand behind that people shouldn't be fighting over cost's of virtual cosmetic prices but more on the gambling aspect's. For instance "we" should be able to choose what "we" want to buy individually not have a loot crate dictate what we are given.
$20 bucks for cosmetic items isn't really that much IMO, Too each their own.
@RevenanT-G7 wrote:Personaly I still stand behind that people shouldn't be fighting over cost's of virtual cosmetic prices but more on the gambling aspect's. For instance "we" should be able to choose what "we" want to buy individually not have a loot crate dictate what we are given.
$20 bucks for cosmetic items isn't really that much IMO, Too each their own.
You nailed it. We're not upset because of the prices. I spent a LOT of money in Fortnite when I played a while back, so the money isn't the issue. I could see what was in the store and buy what I wanted.
This event took that away from APEX.
"Here, we're going to give you a grindy event for 2 random items out of 24 items, most of which are crap. Oh, and you can't choose what you want."
*One week later*
"Oh, now you can choose what you want, so if you're a whale that spent $170 on everything, you're out of luck. That one skin you wanted is now in the store for $20, so you wasted $150."
I think there could have been so many ways to still make the event exclusive without gambling people's money away. Yes, it's a choice to spend money on a free game, but you can't deny that EA/Respawn led the playerbase to a giant money-grabbing slot machine.
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