What the hell is Behavior even thinking? I barely see anyone buying anything in the store, it's hilariously overpriced with absolutely zero guarantee because we don't even know if the game will perform well or die on launch! At least Planetside 2's horrendously overpriced weapons were sold after the game launched. Anyone who buys anything besides the basic founder pack is economically insane or has a disposable income. Man, and I thought paying what is effectively ten bucks for a Tenno in Warframe was crazy. $35 for a Heresy Era bolter? What.
Basically this.And 5$ for a shoulder pad is too much.Call me cheap or whatever but we are buying a game here and giving 5$ for just a shoulder pad is just too much.I have the bad feeling this game is going the wrong way.Maybe its too early for assumptions,who knows.
Is anybody else having issues with stripe not charging instantly? Says pending payment but I'm not sure if the site crapped out while processing and don't want to be double charged...
It's this kind of shit that kills games. The thing I constantly worry about Eternal Crusade is that it will simply end up like so many previous failures at monetization, and Behavior's record gives me zero confidence. I'd love to believe everything they said, but not good consumer takes anything a businessman says at face value. I for example am highly unlikely to buy a founder's pack without assurance that my money won't go up in smoke or be wasted on something that will die in one year. It doesn't help my fears either that Behavior has some incredibly lofty goals for this game, that would be wonderful if executed- they don't really sound possible for a dev team of this size. Dark Millennium already went up in smoke multiple times, and at least THQ had the funds to take hits until they finally went down.
Am I the only one thinkl 5$ for shoulder pads are OK? I don't mind about cosmetics. The problem will be the items that provide gameplay.
