adamn…
lay off the drugs for a day.
maybe you always have an hard time to keep tracks of arguments that you don’t like to talk about, but i can assure you, it is still pretty much relevant since said system is still in place, and has to do about the customization it self.
lol.
" not relevant " ?
i’m afrait it is adam.
weather you like it or not.
which still pulls more money than enlisted and still has more updates.
not to trash on enlisted of course, but it’s to point a " behavior ".
and you know the various fun facts?
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war thunder is unique, hence can pull it off due to the lack of competitors.
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enlisted is unique, but still has lots of competitors, and it’s failing to gain any popularity because of bugs and various core issues.
not to mention, even in war thunder you do get access to customization relatively for free in a similar manner to enlisted.
it works on xps rather than cards, but you can even obtain bushes, decorations etc.
something that, in enlisted, it failed miserably to replicate.
think about it.
enlisted customization ( speaking of the tank customization here ) despite being taken from war thunder, it doesn’t allow you to grind for the base coloration or change camouflages with obtainable ones like war thunder.
well, it started with the pve thingy, but it died right there.
and the battleground took place.
well, beside the pve, skins where the first source of income from day one.
which, it worked because those were the only microtransations.
enlisted however, it’s like any other cash grabs begging for your money at every corner.
( i’m not claiming it is one, but the ads themselves to ask you to buy premium, all the little flashy colors for gen z over the store quite sure tells the tells about it )
so, no.
the customization does not have to be monetized too.
especially with the current system that can work, but it needs alot of work.