Sentences with phrase «introduce microtransactions»

The Lightning Network will introduce microtransactions in the Bitcoin world.

In an age where every new title seems to be introducing microtransactions, it's always refreshing to hear of one that won't.

The most controversial change yet was introducing microtransactions in the form of a crate - and - key system, wherein players purchase keys (with money) to unlock crates hiding cosmetics to wear in - game.

Destiny introduced microtransactions back in October 2015 through the Eververse Trading Company in - game marketplace.

Bungie actually introduced microtransactions to the first «Destiny» game in October 2015, but the game's sequel has made microtransactions a centerpiece of the game, rather than just a feature to help Bungie pay for more features and in - game events.

Microsoft's Xbox One exclusive racing game Forza Motorsport 6 has introduced microtransactions.

Not exact matches

First there was the Elder Scrolls Online MMORPG (a WoW clone); followed by the Elder Scrolls Legends CCG (a shot at the Hearthstone money pot); the Bethesda Game Launcher was introduced in the meantime (quite similar to the Battle.net client); and Fallout 4 was more FPS than RPG, but lacked the extremely lucrative microtransaction - heavy multiplayer component.

In fact, this is exactly the same microtransaction fight MMORPG players have been fighting for the last decade, even before the random gambling element was introduced.

Bungie will release a patch on Oct. 13 that will introduce the Eververse Trading Company and microtransactions to Destiny.

Endgame content is lacking, new experience mechanics have been introduced without being officially communicated to players, and, of course, there are revamped microtransactions.

These loot crates were introduced while the game was still in Early Access, despite earlier promises by the game's creator that microtransactions would not be added to the game before it had fully launched.

Activision has responded to a report that claimed Destiny, the MMO First - person shooter, might be introducing a new microtransaction option that would allow players to purchase ammo packs for real - world money.