Not only is this auction predatory and disgusting it’s a waste of time and resources. The marketplace was perfectly fine and didn’t need this, the time and effort to make this auction could have gone to improving the game like fixing the countless bugs instead of ignoring them, or god forbid a finished bomber cockpit or two.
Even finishing the 2024 roadmap would be a better use of time and resources. (Where’s our booster/backup recycling?)
But that requires actual work. They could just make an auction, remove more unique content from the game and the battlepass, continue to lock away stuff and drip feed it at random through loot crates with insane drop rates and tell everyone they’re being magnanimous.
In my opinion, thats because it going to be an embarrassingly low percentage going towards the CC’s showing how Gaijin plans to profit while hiding behind the idea of “Supporting their CC’s”
Even if the split was 50/50 I’d say it’s still a nonsense plan if only because it’s artificial inflation of value and only over a batch. Granted it’d be a batch a year, so it’s not one time, but that’s almost worse.
I just find it funny how in response to the economy revolt two years ago gaijin whipped out this line and then never followed it since.
No one wanted the UI changes, they shrugged and said we hear your complaints but its too hard to bring back the old.
No one wants the auction house and they trot out a woe is the content creators if we can’t implement this post.
Its blatantly obvious how much lip service that was, gaijin only cares if backlash risks causing harm to their profits.
Exactly, they’ve got a core mechanic that’s fun, but to engage with it just gets worse and worse, especially the higher up in the vehicle tech tree you get. But rather than balancing, filling in gaps, or bringing unique stuff it’s peel away and pull out the good and add monetization more and more often.
They only care if theirs an immediate hit to the bottom line. It’s all that ever works. If they cared they’d stop acting like historical accuracy was important.