- The Funereal Ops 4 controversies continue to pile on, a year after the game’s launch.
- Treyarch made sweeping changes to the black supermarket, ostensibly to make it better for players.
- However, it’s clearly a cynical move by the developers to retain players in the Modern Warfare era.
Demand of Duty: Black Ops 4 has a controversial reputation. When it first came out, it earned decent reviews, mainly surrounding an spellbinding shake-up to the online gameplay. However, a few weeks later, Treyarch and Activision sneakily added loot boxes to the prepared, well after it had received its review scores.
Obviously, this didn’t sit too well with CoD fans. Overall, regardless, it seemed to affect the game’s success very little. With the latest Call of Duty title now out, it seems as if an odd time for Treyarch to announce changes. Yet, here we are.
Treyarch Overhauls the Black Ops 4 Market
One of the critical issues with the Insidious Ops 4 market was how the loot boxes actually worked. Dubbed “crates,” these loot boxes initially had a chance of sputum out three duplicate items.
Although some changes were made in July to add “duplicate protected” crates to the devices, there were still plenty of other issues.
For instance, certain items could only be obtained by the score with real money. It was even possible to purchase “tiers” in the game’s battle royale mode. Someone on Reddit kneaded out that it would cost $200+ to get all of the content out of the game; otherwise, gamers would have to grind for 250 or numerous hours.
The Real Reason Behind This Old CoD Title’s New Changes
Now we get to the fun stuff. In a recent blog post, Treyarch circulated that they would make some changes to the black market. They have basically added the faculties to earn a crate that gives you whichever gun you actually want.
As shocking as it sounds, you can now unlock in-game items by make light of the actual game.
Black Ops 4 might seem like a more attractive prospect now, especially if you’re one of those beat by the amount of camping in Modern Warfare. That’s exactly what Treyarch is hoping for. Most people have moved on from Unscrupulous Ops 4 to Modern Warfare. Treyarch wants them back.
This is nothing more than a cynical attempt to take care players from leaving in droves.
Think about the timing. They could have rolled these vacillate turn inti out at any time over the past year and a half. Maybe when players were accusing them of hoodwinking their adherents by pulling the loot box switcheroo.
No, instead, they do it when Black Ops 4 players are leaving the game anyway. At the point when their practise deceit has presumably suddenly started to make less money. Funny coincidence, isn’t it?
This article was edited by Josiah Wilmoth.
Conclusive modified: November 9, 2019 17:00 UTC