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Coming from someone without any of the DLC, it's paid convenience, not Pay 2 Win.
My friends and myself absolutely love the game and have very little negatives to say about it. Game takes about 10 hours of gameplay to really get into the depths of what the game has to offer in which those who say the game is a rip off didn't give it the proper time the game takes or are going into the game with a loaded bias.
Plus players can upgrade their stash through tasks. Don't see the different DLCs being pay-to-win like you mentioned. A larger stash doesn't benefit players when they are out in a raid.
I didn't say they were pay to win. I said that's where people claim the game is Pay 2 Win. My last sentence specifically says it's paid convenience, not Pay 2 Win.
It's almost like people are buying an early access game at full retail price , and then start judging the game based of what they paid to access said content
Some people have a potato PC and expect Unreal engine 5 to run as if it was Unreal engine 1.
Because the game is in a difficult situation, as of right now. Even for early access given the price tag in my opinion. I still play it from time to time, and avoid just complaining on the forums. I try my best to have civil and productive debates, that provide actual feedback to devs and community. Let's dig deeper if you are interested:
Given the price-tags of all the editions, the sad truth is: people usually expect the higher the price, the better the game, therefore it is judged harsher.
I do not say I subscribe to this train of thought, but i can see it affect my rationality as well as others that are either over-invested, or outraged.
There are a lot of fantastic foundations here, like following
However, there are core, foundational issues too, that to be honest do pull the overall game-score down heavily. Such as:
Given the recent history of Early Access games in the market, it is also reasonable to assume, that the situations where players have lost investment and/or flat out have been scammed, I believe this provides additional pressure.
It also did not help the situation, that devs released this trailer, which currently has 257k views (more then the launch trailer!), which showcases the game as "flawless".
Please bare with me: They have clipped numerous streamers out of context (and I do not blame them for it. This is obviously NOT a malicious act, as they seemed simply exited about this feedback). Here streamers only said positive things about the game, however the context of nuance has been cut, and presented the game from a flawless perspective, which does not provide a full picture. Obviously this was simply a mistake from inexperienced studio, however it still had created a ripple effect, when the game released.
Here is a link to it if you want to watch it yourself: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I8DyVR3bPG8
As I think I summed this up, the potential is undoubtedly there, however the community here seems to have settled on a similar review score as you see described here. Mixed.
Don't just assume people are stupid, and jump to conclusions. The game has a foundation with a few cracks, and I am sure if the devs continue trucking on, this review rating will be a lot more positive in no time. Have faith and patience in both the devs and your fellow community members.