Its never on your face in Overwatch and I doubt it will be here either.
*Registers RocketLeagueLotto.com*
hopefully we see some more sweet promotional items like the Delorean.
I wonder if these crates will be used to fund Rocket League tournaments.
If you have to pay for a key it's already very different than it is in Overwatch though. Overwatch offers free content that you can pay to speed up your acquisition of. Key and Crate systems are inherantly paywalls.
As long as none of the crate content alters how the game is actually played I won't care.
Well, you are assuming the keys for the Crates will be exclusively paid for. But they could very well be available as free drops too (like it happened with Payday 2)If you have to pay for a key it's already very different than it is in Overwatch though. Overwatch offers free content that you can pay to speed up your acquisition of. Key and Crate systems are inherantly paywalls.
The guy you replied to said "crate content", which is basically guaranteed to be cosmetic. They won't lock new cars behind it.I'm going to guess that this isn't actually a distinction many people are making in their heads.
How the game is actually played? If you ever care to dribble or hit the ball in the air, the difference between a taller vehicle or one that's wide and flat are all the difference you have.
I'm going to guess that this isn't actually a distinction many people are making in their heads.
I'm going to guess that this isn't actually a distinction many people are making in their heads.
How the game is actually played? If you ever care to dribble or hit the ball in the air, the difference between a taller vehicle or one that's wide and flat are all the difference you have.
As long as it remains purely cosmetic, I have no problem with this
Well, you are assuming the keys for the Crates will be exclusively paid for. But they could very well be available as free drops too (like it happened with Payday 2)
I still think they could go the OW way and do fine though. Just give people random loot crate drops and allow the person to buy more loot crates if they want. No keys in the equation at all.
You know how you're getting an item every match in Rocket League?
Now it may be a crate. You must spend real money on a key to unlock it instead of receiving the item immediately.
I still think they could go the OW way and do fine though. Just give people random loot crate drops and allow the person to buy more loot crates if they want. No keys in the equation at all.
I'm going to guess that this isn't actually a distinction many people are making in their heads.
Overwatch doesn't have a key and crate system. Guess you'd know that if you tried it.
For all the shit the haters try to give it, it's system is MILES different from that one.
Cosmetic is okay, but it's pretty lame for a game that's already had a ton of (entirely good and reasonably-priced) paid DLC to add that sort of stuff. If there's future paid DLC on top of the available crates? That's even worse. Given the game's history it just leaves a sour feeling in general, though. The most basic core game (arena, a few cars) turning F2P would also change things.My take on it.
Old news, anyone with a brain knew this was coming due to the drop system they implemented back in March?
Going by the CSGO system. You can get 4 or 5 crate drops a week. Keys can only be bought for 2.50 a piece. In CSGO there is marketplace support that means you can sell or trade crates, keys and items. Most of the time you pay 2.50 to unbox a 5 cent skin. The odds are absolutely terrible but you can also potentially unlock something worth thousands.
Not sure it would work in this game since there is no steam marketplace support yet and probably won't ever be on the console versions.
Well, you are assuming the keys for the Crates will be exclusively paid for. But they could very well be available as free drops too (like it happened with Payday 2)
No. You get them free every time you level (~an hour and change per), you can buy more, but the crates are easily earned for free and cost nothing to open. Each one also has 4 items instead of 1. You're talking a free item like every 15-20 minutes. Also some of them are gold, and the more items you have the more gold you earn (because duplicates become gold). Gold is used to directly buy unlocks, so if you spent say, 25 bucks and didn't get what you wanted, you'd almost guaranteed have earned enough gold to get it, as well as a bunch of other items you may have wanted. SLIGHTLY less likely if it's like your first 25 boxes.Do you pay to unlock boxes in Overwatch?
All dlc cars have followed the molding of one of the vanilla cars though
I dont expect new cars to be different molds. Despite subtle differences, everyone has access to the same hit boxes
Loot crates/gambling is the new disease in gaming, I fucking hate it. Please Physonix dont go down this path.
Do you pay to unlock boxes in Overwatch?
You guys.
For a year you're like 'the game that keeps on giving, just let us pay you Psyonix!!'
And now this might be coming, and all of a sudden Psyonix are a bunch of greedy assholes.
You guys.
For a year you're like 'the game that keeps on giving, just let us pay you Psyonix!!'
And now this might be coming, and all of a sudden Psyonix are a bunch of greedy assholes.
Psyonix made one of the best, most accessible Multiplayer games. I mean, it's in my Top 10 of all time. Stuff like this will ruin that accessibility.
This whole "key and crate" business was gross long before this current controversy, and a game as awesome as Rocket League doesn't need this sort of shit in it.
Cosmetic is okay, but it's pretty lame for a game that's already had a ton of (entirely good and reasonably-priced) paid DLC to add that sort of stuff. If there's future paid DLC on top of the available crates? That's even worse. Given the game's history it just leaves a sour feeling in general, though. The most basic core game (arena, a few cars) turning F2P would also change things.
Really I couldn't care less about crate loot in most any game if it's 110% cosmetic. It's a pretty shameful cash grab, but it's at least obvious that it's a cash grab. I've paid for add-on skins/costumes in games before and understand the desire for that stuff. Just no trading market, please. Christ. The CSGO system is a blight upon the entire gaming industry. It always was, and it's become far more obvious this past week.
hey were asking to buy skins and stuff, not play a slot machine.
They've been handing out free expansions and maps though!Sure sell DLC or expansion packs. Anything but this scummy gambling style DLC.