Adding micro transactions after release is bullshit. There should be rules where it needs to be in from release or not.
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Just another lesson to wait months after a games release before even considering it.
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Review Bomb it on steam
Fuckers waited until the high praise reviews were in
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Divided? One must be pretty naive if they can't see the move they are trying to pull here.
Can't wait for f2p Project L to break into the genre and become the biggest and most popular fighting game.
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What do you mean "new shitty norm"? Companies have been doing that for years already. First time I saw it around 2017 I think. I not sure about the game, but I think it was Call of Duty.
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Bamco knows bikini skins of their characters are gonna sell like hotcakes.
That being said, I’ll forgive them if they only release a Kazuya bikini skin with jiggle physics for his pecs.
I mean let’s be real here. Tekken was originally based on 50¢ microtransactions
It already was, activision and capcom both did that, and no, cheat DLCs aren't accessibility, cheats should be free like they were back in the ps2 days and earlier.
I wish more players would just ignore these cosmetic microtransactions and go with the default skin or at least limit themselves to ones that can be obtained by actually achieving something in the game. Using default skin while outplaying people in competitive games could probably induce some people to make quite salty comments.
So, is this game DOA?
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Called it.
Sickening.
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