The Elder Scrolls Blades are ok for playing in the office. Companies are likely to do exactly what makes money so if whales will spend a good deal of cash on The Elder Scrolls Blades that they will keep doing it. This is not art to most devs, it's a business.People can get upset about it but they simply need snakes to play with it, they do not care if folks that aren't going to ESOM Gold invest in extras do not play The Elder Scrolls Blades.The only way to"fix" this problem is to convince whales to not spend money on loot figurines or boxes, then the hobby will revert to what it was 10 years ago where you just get The Elder Scrolls Blades.I remember not caring about the"casual" Wii matches... Most The Elder Scrolls Blades I have played are much worse than that. It is under the lowest common denominator level.I'm still somewhat anticipating The Elder Scrolls Blades. Certainly less than I was understanding about the loot boxes. I recall when Fallout Shelter came out and the progression was fair but after a while they kept adding more mechanics which slowed you down and I finally lost interest because it had been such a mill. Hopefully they don't take action for this one, but I am not holding my breath.
In the grim darkness of current calendar year, there's just greed. Gamers across every possible kingdom lament the gradual passing of the beloved past time, media and art. The once-great houses of Bethesda and Blizzard have fallen into despair and petty squabbles over who has or hasn't a phone, while the common folk starves... To get a new Elder Scrolls or Diablo. In such dark times, the wise look to the stars for signs of the birth of the chose one, as prophecy decrees, when suddenly... There! On the far horizon! A steel one for shill-journalists and a silver one to get whiney SJWs.
I am honestly excited about The Elder Scrolls Blades, and that I will totally ignore the microtransactions, sucks the MTSs are so pricey, would endure them if they'd take them down a lot AND do not create the free money useless.Also, glad this topic was good enough to the thumbnail to not keep me away from your video... Seriously Jeremy, I know it could possibly be good for the algorithm and you in the end mean a great good, I believe you've got 2 significant flaws on your own articles: Clickbait thumbnails, and sometimes you take a lot of time to buy The Elder Scrolls Blades Items get to the point and beat around the bush (This last one may be on me however I really do believe you could make shorter videos with way more impact).Other than that, glad you are still standing up against bullshit on gaming.