With all of the fantastic entries for storied franchises that came out in 2017, it will certainly go down fondly in gaming history as one of the finest.
However, the most difficult hurdle it had to navigate was the specter of the loot crate, and how "pay to win" strategies seemed to be becoming the norm in gaming. It's time to take a look back on the whole debacle, and how it may have shaped the industry going forward.
Is Star Wars Battlefront 3 coming? Well, the correct answer is yes, no and maybe. It’s been six years since the second instalment, and fans are still waiting for confirmation of another sequel.
Game companies are not mature enough to handle this concept without turning it into a casino.
The remakes of battlefront should have been more simular to the originals. CoD/battlefield reskinned as Star Wars was not the anwser.
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Remembering or celebrating? It's Halloween yo, that's what people are celebrating.
The first game was really fun. I remember being disappointed with this one when it first released.
I went back last month actually, and had more fun than when released-but I still think the first one is superior. Do like the soundtrack!
Yes, at one point, people really were angry about Night Trap.
Microtransactions and loot boxes are not good for the gaming industry.
Loot boxes are not a bad idea froma business perspective they are pure gold, there is nothing wrong with that. It becomes a problem when you punish the people who put time into the game. I see nothing wrong with selling progression or even exclusive things to people who don’t have time or simply want to pay. The problem with EAs model is if you actually play the game and don’t want to pay you feel punished for not paying and your progress feels abusive.
Personally I think Destiny 2 got loot boxes right. It’s mainly cosmetic and you don’t feel punished if you don’t put any money into it.