But the real problem is that the system does not give you X for ZZ.ZZ. The pay items have the effect of do more damage, take less damage and impart qualitative effects all at once. In Immortal, the gap in PvP strength is vast.
"pay to win more easily if good." If you don't know what you are doing on a map, you die. There, X powerful tank or Y length of premium account (faster grind, more viable economy, can support better ammo financially) costs exactly ZZ.ZZ dollars. Let's take World of Tanks as a comparison of a large Western market free-to-play that is known to have aggressive monetization issues. Pulls and summons are one of the fastest ways to earn if you’re a streamer.īut make no mistake, their spending will put quite a few people off the game and it will lose Blizzard far more than what these streamers put in.īecause the p2w is really expensive, exclusive of free methods and gambling based. Streamers spend because they get back much more from the views that spending generates. These people see game players as dumb cash cows and it shows.
To put it simply, there are devs who also don’t force but you want to spend because you feel like you’re getting value out of a high quality, well polished game that values your time and spending.Īnd then there’s Jlizzard/NetShit, where they take a Diablo clone from 2016, literally reskin it, call it “built from the ground up to be authentic” (even though they literally copied a crap game), and cram enough monetization to make a gacha playing basement-dwelling otaku cringe. Of course they’re not forcing anyone, the point was that the monetization is insanely scummy and I say that as someone who usually continually spends in games. “They’re not forcing you” totally misses the point.
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