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Some mistakes stick forever, and the Star Wars: Battlefront II mistake is still sticking with EA as their rival, Ubisoft, called them out in their recently released Assassin's Creed: Odyssey for failed cover-up of pay-to-win loot boxes.
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Ha! I played this mission this morning.
Savage on Ubisoft part
Lol the irony!
Still a good move from Ubi though.
While I do appreciate the jab at EA over this, it's not like Ubisoft isn't complicit in their own questionable MT practices.
To their credit, they don't try to cover them up or apoligize about them in the same way that EA did with SW:BF....but realistically, Ubi hasn't been under as much pressure over it as EA faced at the time.
When to make your games fun to play someone has to A. Do bunch of randomly generated side quests or B. Spend on XP booster than you have no right to make fun of anyone else
Halting the XP gained in hopes that gamers will become frustrated to spend is wrong on every level
But like Jim sterling said his bosses use to tell him to never bring up business side in his reviews that's why he left the big media companies
Reviewers won't call out ubi and assassin creed fanboys are too blind and in defend at any cost mode that they are saying its not a problem at all
Saying stuff like it's an RPG doesn't make it right when other open world RPG's have shown in the past how it's done. You should never force anyone to play your side content instead you should put the care into making tvat content where gamers want to play it
Witcher 3's side content has the level of detail that ubi main quests have in their games. Witcher 3 expansions have better content than any ubi game. Witcher 3 expansions under ubi would have been 2 adfiotnal Witcher games at full price
Skyrim a old game still has better content than most ubi games
Ubi games just fill the game world with as many useless icons as possible. More isn't better, quality over quantity
But good job gamers making it one of the best selling assassin creed games of all time meaning ubi can continue on this path towards adding more micro transactions
Just like when millions of gamers buy black ops 4 they will indeed tell Activision we don't want campaigns so Activision will spend less and make more. The only thing they were spending on were the blockbuster style campaigns