Anyone else getting a bit tired of the ever repeating cycle of releasing a new op pass weapon, everyone using that weapon, that weapon getting nerfed only when another pass comes out so people buy the next op weapon, rinse and repeat?
Like it has been going on for a while now but it’s getting real tiring that 90% of players use the Commit, then the Jupiter, then the Charon, next up whatever is the blatantly OP weapon form the next pass is and so on.
I know this game is not exactly swimming in viable weapons to begin with and suffers greatly from the samegun problem but the pass money milking cycle is just making the problem even more apparent.
nothing will change the fact that people will keep pouring their actual lifesavings into p2w items. as long as targem can continue to repeatedly milk people, invalidate their inventory and make them spend all over again, they have no reason to change what theyre doing
Are you upset just because of the weapons?
Because i find other things I’ve missed alot more op.
I’ll list a few.
Aquillo. OP.
Finn whale engine OP.
Yeti Cloak. OP.
(Ageis shield also.)
The op modules make meta builds and weapons even stronger. They’re usually the star.
(Hovers too, makes every weapon better.)
But i’m Poor and usually I miss out on 80-90% of the passes.
Games becoming Pay forever simulator. Or fall so far behind.
The short event battle passes are the issue here. Instead of 1 battle pass every 3 months they cram 3 or 4 short ones in between… I definitely can’t afford that, can barely get the main bp every 90+ days
yep i am.
i find it funny to that they nerfed blockchains all cause they were good at taking off heli blades. sure lets make helis stronger.
im just tired of the constant nerfing and people screaming about nerfing things every battlepass.
This shotgun mayhem is exactly the same as when Goblins came out. The Spike used to be OP too. You make it sound like this is new. Since open beta they have been doing this. Then, the weapons were in packs. If I was sick of it, my donut would not say seven years.