And there goes my hype,will wait for bargin bin price to pick it uo.
| RolStoppable said: I am pretty sure you are allowed to criticize everything on a non-Nintendo platform. So have at it. |
Lol please never change.
Ka-pi96 said:
What if something you're criticising then comes to a Nintendo platform? |
It's still bad on the non-Nintendo platforms, but Nintendo magic automagically fixes it, once it touches holy Ninty transistors.
If it is optional, who cares? Let the casuals skip the best parts of the game (failing, adjusting and winning). However, the overall gameplay shouldn't be adjusted for this.
| HintHRO said: If it is optional, who cares? Let the casuals skip the best parts of the game (failing, adjusting and winning). However, the overall gameplay shouldn't be adjusted for this. |
Well, that's the point, isn't it? Is there any guarantee Capcom wouldn't do it? Can they resist the temptation to make their own money-making machine a little bit more appealing?
I don't bet on it.
And now it becomes the wait for a deep sale. You blew it Capcom.
Step right up come on in, feel the buzz in your veins, I'm like an chemical electrical right into your brain and I'm the one who killed the Radio, soon you'll all see
So pay up motherfuckers you belong to "V"
Hiku said:
1. They already had this in DMC4: No adjustments were made to how often enemies drop orbs. This is probably just an option for people who don't like leveling up the usual way, and would rather throw money at it.
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This seems to be indicating it won't be so bad. Let's hope they don't tweak the numbers to make the red orbs purchases more enticing.
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| Hiku said: 1. They already had this in DMC4: No adjustments were made to how often enemies drop orbs. This is probably just an option for people who don't like leveling up the usual way, and would rather throw money at it. |
Alright I was jokingly making my comments at first expecting people to do the obvious and call this is out, but some of you are legitimately okay-ing this and that's no good
1.Let's not do that. It was DMC 4: SE that had loot-boxes. Not DMC 4, which launched, like, 6 years earlier. 4SE launched during a time-frame where micro-transactions started coming out and people were still confused about its sole reasoning for implementation in full priced games (greed). When Capcom launched DMC 4SE, many people passed on it and they made obviously no pronouncements of the micro-transactions, which is why barely anyone even noticed. I had bought DMC 4 on PC only for this to come out 2 weeks later and skipped it, so I know I never heard about them until now. I was actually thinking of buying it before DMC5 before all this news came out. Saving a ton of money now.
2. (And this is much more important) If you want to make the game easier for yourself, there's something that really gives player's choice called:
Easy - Normal - Hard - Someone Must Die-etc-etc-etc
If people want to go easy way OUT, they should play the easy mode going IN.
In Bayonetta 1&2 they literally give you an item the let's you obtain more halos/orbs. This isn't about giving players options it's about taking players' money.
If it doesn't affect you, great. If micro-transactions don't affect you, great. If loot-boxes don't affect you, great. If Shadow of War's former practices didn't affect you, great. If SW: BF II's former system didn't affect you, great. If any predatory practice didn't affect you, terrific.
This isn't about you. This isn't about me. This isn't about anyone or anything other than the companies who try to find more and more ways to try an exploit people, especially the vulnerable to such predatory practices, and seeing how people are complacent to any of the previously mentioned practices to gauge how far they can go gradually.
EDIT: I meant micro-transactions, not loot-boxes, at #1
Last edited by Dravenet7 - on 24 September 2018
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