I am aware it is a game, which reality doesn't make it totally free from criticism. Especially when it was announced as a The Elder Scrolls Blades encounter on a mobile device, and you could barely even play it since you've chests you can't eliminate, take some time to start, have a limited inventory, can only open one at a time, and would be the only halfway good approach to gain materials that are essential to make any progress from The Elder Scrolls Blades. But I am just a entitled ass hole that likes to feel like they've been wronged and complain about it.
Everybody knows it's a game that is free. You didn't need to mention that you understood about it. But what you don't seem to know is that every game requires a chest to start. At which you can start a chest in 1 second this isn't skyrim. "Limited inventory space". Each Of The Elder Scrolls Blades has limited stock space for the protagonist.Okay so for starters, you mentioned in your first answer that it is a free to play with sport and continue to do so, if everybody knows it is a free to play game keep mentioning it? You absolute troglodyte, As it's an integral part of the debate. Secondly no, I did since I am not a complete numbskull expect microtransactions in a match that is totally free to play. The dilemma is that the only way to earn any sort of progress from The Elder Scrolls Blades would be to cover it.
Once again Bethesda didn't set out to earn a game, they made a match they can earn money because re-selling Skyrim seventeen times was not enough. And the limited inventory space argument does not make sense as firstly, this is NOT an actual rpg such as Skyrim and oblivion, along with the chests are STUCK on your stock, and therefore are the only means. Here is the last answer I'm making for you and I will not be reading any of your answers because you really clearly do not have a fair comprehension of what makes a good game or a reasonable experience for customers imo, and this dialogue is going no where. Have a fantastic day.
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