Please explain the two versions

[FroBodine]

I don't understand why you are going to have two versions, Enjoy Edition and regular edition.

What is the main difference? I read that there are no in-game purchases if you buy the Enjoy Edition. What kind of in-game purchases does the normal version have?

What is the main purpose for having two versions? It just seems overly complicated when it doesn't need to be.

[zakblood]

the Enjoy edition has all the in game purchases and has 50% more campaign rewards and free roam, or so it says on the discord channel anyway m8

[FroBodine]

Yeah, what are the in-game purchase exactly? That is what I was asking. And why have one version that gives you more in-game rewards? That seems just strange and unnecessary to me.

[zakblood]

agreed, one version with everything for free and one with a buy to upgrade or get better stuff version, but won't have to wait long now, as dev is quite quick with replies as of yet

[Pennon and Battle]

Thank you for your interest in Pennon and Battle! Both the Standard Edition and the Enjoy Edition contain the full game content and features, differing only in campaign output and in-game purchases.
The Pennon and Battle Standard Edition includes in-game purchases. Players can speed up game progress through microtransactions.
The Pennon and Battle Enjoy Edition has no in-game purchases, with campaign rewards increased by 50%. Players can only unlock game progress by completing campaigns.
You can choose the Edition that suits you based on your personal situation.

[FroBodine]

Thank you for the response. So, it sounds like the Enjoy edition is kind of a cheat edition, with faster upgrades and such. I have no interest in that. Why play a game if you are just going to use "cheats" to increase your rewards?

Anyway, thatnk you for clarifying (sort of). I still don't know what "campaign output" means.

I wish this game was just one version. All these extra "things" used to speed up progress are just silly, and have no business in a turn-based tactical game. My opinion, obviously.

[sweetparoxsm]

Yeah having two editions is confusing, just call the enjoy the pay to win version. Its all kinda fishy and taints my anticipation for this game, I hate micro transactions so I might hold off buying till the dust settles

[FroBodine]

Yeah, me too. It just doesn't sit right with me having these two versions of the game. Kind of pointless in my opinion.