An article all about co-op play
https://avengers.square-enix-games.c...ews/co-opplay/
An article all about co-op play
https://avengers.square-enix-games.c...ews/co-opplay/
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Time to Assemble CGI for the release
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Latest daily update from Square: Everything You Need to Know About Gear and Cosmetics.
Notes from the site:
Hero Challenge Cards allow players to earn Resources, Units, Credits, and Cosmetics for completing in-game challenges – essentially, do cool things to earn cool rewards.
Each Hero Challenge Card has 40 tiers of free and premium rewards. Rewards are earned via Challenge Points by completing daily and weekly challenges. Hero Challenge Card rewards include:
Rare Resource Bundle: Nanotubes, Nanites, Plasma, Catalyst
Resource Bundle: Fragments & Upgrade Modules
Upgrade Module Bundles: Upgrade Modules
Exotic Resource Bundle: Polychoron & Uru
Units
Credits
Hero Nameplates
Team Nameplates
Emotes
Takedowns
Outfits
We’ve activated the premium Hero Challenge Card rewards for all 6 starting heroes at launch, so you can earn and enjoy all content across the 40 tiers for free. When we introduce new Hero Challenge Cards for post-launch heroes, the cost to activate the premium rewards will be 1,000 Credits.
We want to reward players for their time, so once you activate the premium rewards of a Hero Challenge Card for 1,000 Credits, you can earn everything on that card, including more Credits! If you complete all challenges on your Hero Challenge Card, not only will you earn back your 1,000 Credit activation cost, all the content you’ll earn has a value of over 12,500 Credits. Remember, these rewards deliver fun in-game cosmetic enhancements and effects, but they do not provide a gameplay advantage.
Hero Challenge Cards do not rotate and won’t be retired, so once you’ve activated premium rewards, there is no time limit or risk in spreading your focus between heroes. That being said, If you‘re in a hurry, you can buy “skips” to get through tiers faster.
My Comments: I am sure there will be much gnashing of teeth and clutching of pearls but the approach seems quite consumer friendly. The fact that the cards don't rotate / have forced obsolescence is great news (should limit the FOMO crowd).
Additionally, it confirms that future heroes come with their unique action sets, story, and villain.
Last edited by Brautigan79; 2020-08-28 at 04:14 PM.
So the game is going to have a paid battle pass for each hero...
https://www.pushsquare.com/news/2020...o_after_launch
That is gonna be a hard pass for me.As part of a new blog post on the game's official website, it is stated that the six superheroes arriving in the base game will all have their Hero Challenge Cards unlocked straight away. Starting with Hawkeye, you'll then need to purchase these cards separately for 1,000 Credits. This currency can only be bought with real-world money and $5 will net you 500 Credits. That means a single Hero Challenge Card works out at exactly $10.
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Wow. You mean this is just a scam to use the avengers brand to lock ondisc content behind half a grand in microtransactions along with pay to skip -always a sign the devs dont value your time or have confidence in the experience- almost like exactly what it fucking looked like it was going to be from day one? Say it aint so!
The sad part is this full price retail game is so late in the churn you will see a tidal wave of bottom feeding watercooler gamer cattle once again defend this shit and pay for it because they have been conditioned to do so so many times over this console gen its the norm for them now. Its absurd and anyone falling for this shit in 2020 is an idiot. I've seen enough "b-but its just X" attempts to rationalise this shit over the last decade and its always the same shit different day. People put more money in than the box cost, game turns out mediocre at best and they drop it after spending more money than the game was ever worth.
But we know why this got greenlit after all: people are fucking morons and never fucking learn.
So shock of shocks it is a bloody moneyfarm using the Avengers brand. Because no shit it is.
As a huge fan of comic books and superheroes, the consoomers have definitely turned me against the medium. I can hardly stand anything avengers anymore.
Anything these Twitter-brand supernerds touch just turns to dogshit instantly. If Disney themselves don't butcher it (starwars), it's the "fans" that make it unbearable (endgame).
But, no need to worry. Once they discover other things to obsess and consoom, they'll completely forget about superheroes and starwars, as they did all the other things they obsessed over.
It doesn't seem like too big a problem. First, its only cosmetics, second of all it sounds like you can earn the credits to buy them by playing the game so the option to buy them with real money is just that, an option. Plus no time limit so you don't have to worry about FOMO.
Last edited by everydaygamer; 2020-08-28 at 11:26 PM.
If its $10 a hero post-launch I'm cool with that.
I can easily say "No I don't want that" and if I do want it its not going to break the bank. My issue with the game is that I don't think it should be $60.
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I'll remain neutral on that until more info comes out. Claims like "x can only be earned with real money" have been made plenty of times only to be false.
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It clearly states that you'll earn back the 1000 credits you spent on the challenge card. What is not clear is if you earn credits from the 6 challenge cards you get with the game that you can thus buy them for the other characters. So, at the very least, you pay $10 for the first challenge card and can use the credits earned from it to buy the next. Rinse, repeat.
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So really you need to slap another $10 on the price tag and be prepared to grind out those battle passes for the ones you do want. Sounds 'fun'!
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Not according to the info we have so far. The 6 starter characters come with their Challenge Cards unlocked. Completing one will give you enough credits to buy another, so as long as you keep filling out one of your cards before starting the next you will never have to drop real money on the game for the challenge cards.
Just reading his... spirited... post made my blood pressure rise, I wouldn't want to be the throbbing vein in that guy's forehead, that's for sure.
Of course he could just be a massive phony internet warrior, which is, while I also believe being the case, just pathetic.
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