No. There's no free lunch. You think a F2P game is free, then you realise you're getting nickel-and-dimed for every convenience that would come with a base, paid up-front game. It's this $10 special horse you have to buy if you don't want to have to leg it over the needlessly vast distances between points of interests. It's inventory space that quickly fills-up with all the pointless crap that seem to exist only to drive you to buy a $30 bag. It's all the best-looking armor and clothes they push on you, constantly reminding you how much you just look like a hobo with a shotgun. It's the artificially lengthened grinds to progress, unless you buy many short duration XP boosters. It's that prompt for a limited-time offer to buy a resurrection after you get killed at the end of a raid. Quick, splurge $5 now if you don't want to start over. It's the countless manipulations that entire teams of unethical behavioural specialists regularly come up with in order to mind-fvck the weak-willed into spending way more on these F2P games than they would have for an honest, $100 all-included game. You may be smart enough to not fall for these traps, but you'll be annoyed, inconvenienced and hampered all the same by their schemes. F2P games aren't free. And they are a consistently obnoxious game-play experience. You think Eververse is bad now? Wait till you get a load of free-to-play Destiny. No thanks.