| Title | In Battlefield V, the economy is good for war |
| Author | Nick Diamon |
| Posted in | News |
| When | October 30, 2018 |
Electronic Arts and DICE have announced some details of Battlefield V's revenue plan. Unlike previous Battlefield games, a season pass or DLC map packs will not be sold to support the game post-launch..
Meh is my general feeling toward the game from my time with the beta, the single player stuff they showed, and the cosmetic dlc being paid content.
You don’t understand, man! Spiky-Blue haired 1942 cybernetic arm anime warriors are just kick-ass, man! Nobody wants realistically-themed historic pieces!
{laughs…goes back to play RDR2….}
You actually prefer splitting the community with costly season passes?
I’m pretty sure RDR2 and Black Ops IV would NEVER sell you cosmetics or shark cards or cash shop unlocks.
Meh, they are ALL doing it! If fortnite can make hundreds of millions weekly on a FREE TO PLAY game, why not EA or Activision?!?
They should have done this for Battlefield 1 too.
My point is that all those saying “people don’t want historic accuracy in games, that won’t sell” while defending the crap-fest that is that cotton-candy tummy-ache of a game called Battlefront V are kind of disproved by RDR2.
