@varmintx: Still , $1.5 millon more for the prize pool is great for the community and Halo competitive scenario.
So, a thing that was just tolerable becomes a good thing at the end.
And you are not dumb, you just dont have the need to learn any other language besides english. I can assure you that portuguese is useless outside Portugal and Brazil. Ahahah
"I'm never going to agree with the proposition that microtransactions in a game are a "good thing." The best they can hope for, as here in Halo 5's case, is that they're tolerable"
I dont know if my english is that bad or you are not paying attention. Again (this time taking from the artictle):
"As Microsoft said in the past, these funds will be added to the Halo World Championship prize pool, lifting the total prize purse to $2.5 million. The prize pool started at $1 million."
This is a VERY good thing for the community. And considering that they dont bring any harm to the game itself, it makes it good at the end.
What we are trying to say to you is that we agree that microtransaction in most cases are bad, and they are famous for it. BUT they are not always the same, and not necessarily bad.
Sorry for calling a hater, but thats what you look like when you ignore what we are saying over and over again...
(but then again, my english is not good... I may not expressed myself clearly)
@varmintx: If you think that all the microtransaction system are always the same, I cant continue this conversation... Halo5 system is a unique system and if you are going to say your opinion about it, you MUST PLAY THE GAME.
You clearly dont know what are you talking about and now you are clearly a hater for putting every single game with microtransactions in the same bowl.
I play Halo 5 and I can say that the microtransaction dont affect the game in any negative way. You dont play the game, you cant tell shit. I'm sorry, but thats how its is. If you wanna to give your opinion about anything you have AT LEAST to try it before talking about it.
All the comunity is happy with this system, specially after trying the game when it was realeased. Its good for the company and its good for the players. Simple as that.
You want to say things as a fact like I do? PLAY THE FREAKING GAME...
Its sad to see people like you. Misinformed haters everywhere in this damn site...
@varmintx: The microtransactions from Halo 5 is from people that dont have pacience to wait for more beautiful skins or cooler weapons. That does not make the game worse at all (in fact, makes it good, helping the community with this money spent from players, like I already said).
Its a fact and I can say that because I play it, you cant tell shit about a game system if you never even touched it, right? Your opinion is based on another person opinion. Play it, then talk about it. OK?
From us, players, you clearly dont know nothing about this topic on Halo 5. So please, stop... I'm gonna start to think that you are just another hater on this article.
(sorry for the bad english, not native speaker, feel free to correct my grammar)
And even if the microtransaction is just to make more money with the game, whats the problem with that if the microtransaction dont make the game any worse? They wanna profit with their product like any other company in the freaking world.
BUT, even I supporting this kind of microtransaction (that dont effect the game in any negatvie ways), 343 and Microsoft are using this money for the community, for the prize pool of the world championship, so... yeah, like I already said above... its pretty good actually. They profit, the game and the comunity gets better, and we players are happy after all...
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