Comments by "Kameraden" (@Alte.Kameraden) on "Upper Echelon" channel.

  1. I'm glad that I'm one of those few gamers that would of jumped out as I've avoided the PS4 and XBox One entirely, I avoid most AAA titles so I've not really been exposed much to these practices. Most of which I have been have only been on games like PangYa, Mabinogi, War Thunder, and World of Tanks. Which are all free games, of which have all become progressively worse, being I play them casually, I may disappear for a few months maybe even a few years on some of them before returning, the shocking shift/changes is barbaric. PangYa I retired early Season 3, came back late Season 4 and what I saw was depressing, and made me not enjoy the game anymore. Same thing happened to Mabinogi and World of Tanks for me. I went away even Mabinogi starting a new account because well my old one was hacked, and poof gone for good. Well lets say they have Loot Boxes, and Gachas, etc. All new content on Mabinogi is in the form of loot box like gachas, which ruins any fun of actually playing as you're never going to get anything new unless you pay pay pay pay and pay a lot to boot. I was deeply saddened to come back to World of Tanks and see the same practice. I avoided Company of Heroes 2 because of Day 1 DLC/Micro Transactions on a $60 Dollar game. I never fell for it, never bought into it. If people did what I did, well we wouldn't be having this problem. But sadly. Over all because of my own purchasing practice, and gaming habits, I've been exposed, but not consumed. When I get exposed to a new game doing this I shake my head. I've been playing games since the original NES.
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  17. +Upper Echelon Gamers 1. Bethesda yet again Microsoft Favoritism. Remember those Timed DLC Exclusives for the XBox 360/PC and PS3 users had to wait almost forever to get content for Bethesda games? Rockstar did the same thing. It isn't a surprised Bethesda has also come out accusing Sony of being a "Bad Boy" when it comes to Crossplay. (Just like Rockstar who also has a Pander to Microsoft history). Very dishonest of Bethesda. Dare I say, money being passed under the door? 2. The timed Intervals as dishonest as it is, are also likely to limit user playing time. The game likely lacks content. If you let people play as long as they want a lot of users will run out of things to do, they don't want youtubers likely reporting oh how boring the game will get. So if they limit play time, BETA players will not have enough time to finish anything. Get some hype out there, sell sell sell, then release. Use Stress testing as a "Lie" to cover it up. It's a sign this game is going to have problems within it's first few months on the market when it opened up. But they want to create a hype train to sell as much as they can before it falls. 3. They're charging $59,95 for a mostly recycled game with no voice acting at least in a serious fashion. It's a balls cheap game compared to their last two games, and people are being convinced to spend up to almost $90's on special editions while being a "Gaming as a Service" model. Dare I say it, this is as scum bag of a move as what EA does, and I mean this literally, not metaphorically. 4. Perk Card system was likely originally meant to be like EA's Card system for their games... but ya SWBFII fallout likely changed their plan.
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