Gaming News - Microtransactions Are Finally In Call of Duty WW2 That Didn't Take Long.
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First post for me today and I hope it finds you all in good gaming spirits, I'm bringing you some gaming news for the new Call of Duty Game.
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Call of Duty News...
So we all knew it was coming but due to current events I really didn't think it would be here this quick but it's happened. Microtransactions are now available within the new Call Of Duty game, they don't seem to be fazed by the backlash EA have received at all.
As of today anyone who logs onto Call of Duty: WW2 from today onward will be be given a free allotment of 200 Call of Duty Points to spend, and the option to purchase more from the game’s shop. The 200 free points have a real-world value of $2, and players can pay increasingly-large sums of money for significant savings from the title’s microtransaction system.
Here are the current purchase options for Call of Duty Points, straight from the shooter’s in-game store:
- 200 Call of Duty Points — $2/£2/$3.35 AU
- 1,100 Call of Duty Points — $10/£8.39/$14.95 AU
- 2,400 Call of Duty Points — $20/£16.79/$29.95 AU
- 5,000 Call of Duty Points — $30/£35/$59.95 AU
- 9,500 Call of Duty Points — $75/£53/$112.95 AU
- 13,000 Call of Duty Points — $100/£85/$150.45 AU
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Interesting to see, do you know what you can actually buy with these points?
i think it is skins and such but not sure yet.
If it really is just skins and generally anything that is purely aesthetics, I think that it's a good idea. Game development is a tricky business and as you get to these huge AAA titles, the development teams are expensive, so additional revenue paths are needed.
As long as they don't damage the gaming experience then I'm quite in support of these ideas.