Although you maintain a PvE mod, extreme observation 2 still going with some story based missions, and after showing them earlier this week now we have some details about how they will work and more importantly how much they will cost I guess.
And they’ll cost at least $15 (or $40 for a larger download). Look, I know video game development is expensive, and it’s a free-to-play game so it has to be monetized somewhere, but hmm. more observations Fans who were drawn to the series largely because of its story, plot, and characters made many missteps. extreme observation 2but charging $15 for three story missions is definitely asking a lot, and the backlash is mostly on social media. Because Reddit is a bankruptcy—It was fast.
like, see the terms of this announcementPresented in Blizzard’s own words so you can see how the message is delivered:
In Overwatch 2: Invasion, you and your friends can take on three action-packed missions set in Rio de Janeiro, Toronto and Gothenburg; Huge maps with complex objectives and an in-depth story to guide you along the way. You will fight against the concentrated forces of the Null Sector, which will continue to attack until you eliminate them completely. Be on the lookout for tough never-before-seen enemies like powerful Artillery and deadly Stalkers.
For $15, you can start your quest to save the world with the Overwatch 2: Invasion Bundle. This package includes:
– Permanent access to Overwatch 2: Invasion Story Missions
– 1,000 Overwatch Tokens (equal to Premium Battle Pass, worth $10)
– A brand new Sojourn Legendary skin ($19 worth)
– Permanent access to Sojourn as a playable hero for new players: Unlocked after completing the Story Quest missions.
The Overwatch 2: Invasion bundle aims to give both new and veteran players the opportunity to explore this brand new story, while providing them with additional coins to unlock the Premium Battle Pass or purchase cosmetic content for their favorite Hero.
You can also upgrade to the Overwatch 2: Ultimate Invasion Bundle for $40, all of the above plus:
– Null Sector Premium Battle Pass with 20 Battle Pass skips (worth 30 USD)
– An additional 1,000 Overwatch Tokens (worth $20) for a total of 2,000 Overwatch Tokens
– Two additional Legendary skins for Cassidy and Kiriko ($38 worth).
I’m sure someone at Blizzard and Activision can and will defend this by pointing to earnings, benchmarks, forecasts, and business strategies, but what are we doing here when a video game needs to be packaged and spelled that way?
