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1/21/2015 5:32:58 PM
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That's still not good enough. Perhaps worse to the game itself. F2P games are fine, I even encourage micro transactions (if handled properly: example Warframe).
However, the game (ESO) is done. This is what they do. Release on PC, then re-release on console. Makes them a ton of money this way. People may buy it, but it's not a new game. The updates will slow down and space apart.
In my opinion, it's a poor MMORPG unworthy of the Elder Scrolls name. A cash grab relying on TES fans to blindly purchase it. Much like Destiny being bought on Bungie's name alone.
If you're looking for a multiplayer version of Skyrim: you'll be disappointed.
If you're looking for a console MMORPG, with an Elder Scrolls look: go for it. It's your money. (Not my recommendation!)
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Destiny is a good game though, story sacked I give you that but the rest is good
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I'll admit it's a decent game. I've played a fair amount, even played the full Beta. However, it is [b][u]NOT[/u][/b] the game they showed off in development. It was overhyped and hurt a lot of fans, myself included. That's all I meant.
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Edited by fraggumz: 1/21/2015 5:36:13 PMThanks for the feedback. I will have to look up the gameplay. Btw it's not f2p in the sense that it's financed bY micro transactions. You still buy the disc for $70.
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I know. On PC it had a sub fee. Apparently on console it will only have the base game cost. Sorry if I confused anyone. I was just talking about F2P games in general there.
