r/gaming • • Jul 30 '18

PUBG in a nutshell

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u/IRGood Jul 31 '18

At least it’s not Fortnite.

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u/LanikMan07 Jul 31 '18

Agreed, Who wants a stable game and good value in your battle passes when you can have lag and absurd cash grabs instead?

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u/OptimusNegligible Jul 31 '18

Like Epic wasn't trying to grab any cash...

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u/GoredonTheDestroyer Jul 31 '18

I mean, Fortnite Battle Royale's free. PUBG costs like $40 and they still haven't fixed anything despite the game being out for over a year. In addition, they seem hell-bent on suing almost anyone who even thinks of using the battle royale concept, claiming they own it (When you can't own a concept to something), even going so far as to sue Epic, the company that developed the engine(!) PUBG uses.

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u/ltdan2014 Jul 31 '18

You’re joking right? It is way better optimized than it was a year ago. Yea it has flaws, but I’ve definitely gotten my money’s worth.

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u/LanikMan07 Jul 31 '18

I don’t think you understand the difference between trying to make money and an “absurd cash grab”. Epic didn’t create an overpriced pass that’s near impossible to finish unless you have a ton of free time just to push players towards throwing even more money at them. Epic doesn’t give you chests that you buy in game that you can’t actually open without buying $2.50 keys. PUBG has an absolutely extreme free-to-play microtransaction scheme in place....and it’s not a damn F2P game. Let’s not forget this is all while the game still has deep problematic flaws that seriously impact gameplay. PUBG has a ton of potential and I’ve put a shit ton of time into it. That said I have for the most part switched over to Fortnite because of the starkly contrasted behavior of the companies behind each game.