Reluctant-Hero
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I'm glad I only see amiibo as cool memorabilia for my favorite Nintendo games. The costume unlocks are icing on the cake for me.
I'm glad I only see amiibo as cool memorabilia for my favorite Nintendo games. The costume unlocks are icing on the cake for me.
I don't recall being forced to pay for that. Or even have it advertised in the game beside the section of the hub made specifically for it.
Plus I get a nice cool figure that stores my data.
Same.
Not even comparable to whatever skins cost in games these days.
There's an enormous literal Amiibo retail box in the central hub of the game, and no other way to save/move player loadouts without buying Amiibo. Let's not give more credit than is due.
What are you referencing here? Nintendo announced free dlc for 1 year and Splatfests for 2 years. But even after the Splatfests end, you will still be able to play online any time. They aren't shutting down the servers.
13 dollars is pretty high for a single skin but okay
Really.
I mean. Wtf.
Lol what games have forced you to buy dlc? Seriously? Most time games themselves have too much content if anythingI don't recall being forced to pay for that. Or even have it advertised in the game beside the section of the hub made specifically for it.
This didn't work as well as you were hoping ��
Also including the party system, being locked into the search, etc.havent gotten a single connection error at all and i have been playing non stop also never had issues during any of the testfires people really need to switch to wired play for online games.
I don't know why people keep trying to act like amiibo are equivalent to DLC. amiibo I bought in 2014 are still unlocking stuff in 2017 games along with the bonus of being a tangible physical figurine.
Still not comparable as the above poster you quoted, but ok...At the end of the day it's paying extra to unlock content in a game. It's the same principle. One might work for you because you like to collect amiibos and like having plastic figures, but other people might not, and the standard downloadable DLC format works for them.
I don't know why people keep trying to act like amiibo are equivalent to DLC. amiibo I bought in 2014 are still unlocking stuff in 2017 games along with the bonus of being a tangible physical figurine. Let me know when that map pack you bought for COD: Advanced Warfare gets you something in COD: WWII.
Still not comparable as the above poster you quoted, but ok...
I don't know why people keep trying to act like amiibo are equivalent to DLC. amiibo I bought in 2014 are still unlocking stuff in 2017 games along with the bonus of being a tangible physical figurine. Let me know when that map pack you bought for COD: Advanced Warfare gets you something in COD: WWII.
I don't know why people keep trying to act like amiibo are equivalent to DLC. amiibo I bought in 2014 are still unlocking stuff in 2017 games along with the bonus of being a tangible physical figurine. Let me know when that map pack you bought for COD: Advanced Warfare gets you something in COD: WWII.
Add in the money your parents spent raising you, and the money your grandparents spent raising your parents, etc...And then I'll need 7 friends with $800 smart phones (and Switches and games)
And a house to put it all in
*insert PA FFCC comic*
At the end of the day it's paying extra to unlock content in a game. It's the same principle. One might work for you because you like to collect amiibos and like having plastic figures, but other people might not, and the standard downloadable DLC format works for them.
I don't know why people keep trying to act like amiibo are equivalent to DLC. amiibo I bought in 2014 are still unlocking stuff in 2017 games along with the bonus of being a tangible physical figurine. Let me know when that map pack you bought for COD: Advanced Warfare gets you something in COD: WWII.
Yeah this thread is a lieAmiibo
lol, how is that available on Gamestop?Then if you dont care about the figure then 30$ is all you will ever need to spend to unlock all amiibo content in any nintendo game ever.
http://www.gamestop.com/wii-u/accessories/amiibo-action-replay-powersaves/127307
Err... The only reason I know about the Splatoon 2 Amiibo stuff is because of GAF. If not for GAF, based solely on what I've seen in-game, I would have no idea there was Amiibo gear.Yeah this thread is a lie
I'd pay $30 for a DLC that does nothing but permanently kill off Pearl in the Splatoonverse.
The first Splatoon had entire mini-games locked away behind the amiibo which was complete horse shit. I'm glad the sequel tones it down a bit.
(I have all the Splatoon amiibo please send help).
There is literally a giant amiibo box in the main hub arealol, how is that available on Gamestop?
Err... The only reason I know about the Splatoon 2 Amiibo stuff is because of GAF. If not for GAF, based solely on what I've seen in-game, I would have no idea there was Amiibo gear.
Then if you dont care about the figure then 30$ is all you will ever need to spend to unlock all amiibo content in any nintendo game ever.
http://www.gamestop.com/wii-u/accessories/amiibo-action-replay-powersaves/127307
People complaining about not being able to get skins for Breath of the Wild and trying their hardest to get certain figures.
Yeah you are right it's worse. The point of the thread is that OP is wrong. No game forces to you pay for DLC but most of them do encourage buying it, just like this game.
They're on about having to pay a subscription to Nintendo to be able to continue playing online.
Is this legal?
Well, with only 6 new maps, the return of timed playlists/map rotations and poor online connectivity, I'd hope they wouldn't throw in microtransactions.
Is there a triple pack?They got more of my money...
My understanding of the OP was that they were thinking of games like Street Fighter V or Overwatch where you start up your $60 game and discover that they want you to pay even more money to access the various skins/stages/icons/etc (or spend ages grinding in-game currency for them). Meanwhile Splatoon 2 has no microtransactions and the only vaguely comparable thing (amiibo-exclusive costumes) is only advertised to the player on the back of the box, in-game they're never mentioned unless you scan an amiibo. It's not the same.
Splatoon 2 is asking me to buy a whole new console to play it. No reason this game couldn't have also had a Wii U port, if BOTW can run fine on a Wii U. Also the online is only "free" for the next few months.
I'd argue Splatoon 2 has a hefty grind even without the microtransactions. Your starter clothes and weapons are nothing compared to the high level stuff.