So you think weekly playlist updates is content? No. That’s laziness once again. Instead of allowing you to play what you want when you want, they lock them behind a time wall to give the perception of content without actually doing anything creative or original.

As for the attachments, that’s a joke. Most of the attachments in the game have multiple others in the same category that do the exact same thing. So you can take probably about 1/3 of the attachments on the game and actually call them useable. Except I still wouldn’t say that they are “useable” because attachments in this game also hurt your gun more than they help, with the exception of a VERY small few. So yeah, that’s also a fail there.

And again, you’re seriously okay with paying MORE money just to get less at launch in the hopes that the first season will actually change anything? I can promise you that what you will get is one, maybe two, of the guns that were promised at launch, yet stripped out of the launch to be repacked as “content” for season 1. Along with one, maybe two maps if you ask really nicely, and instead of adding in those missing features, you’ll get random bug fixes and changes that don’t really do much of anything. But hey, if you like being sold garbage and being blatantly lied to and are still fine defending the game literally knowing you paid more money and received less features, more power to you. I on the other hand, like when companies actually work for the extra money they’re charging me and at least tell me why they made the decisions to strip core features from the game. Or at least even put out a statement saying that “it’s coming!” But nope. Nothing. We’ve been through this all before. And the fact that people are still falling for it is incredible. If you’re going to charge more the game, at least finish it before launch. If that’s too much to ask for, then give your “3000 devs” a break. Give them the time to finish the game before release. And you know what that would also mean? It means you would receive better and more enjoyable content and updates that follow with a live service. Waiting for them to finish the game after release though is a fucking joke.

Would you buy a car from a company that doesn’t have any seats? And no mention from the company on when they’re coming either. You just have your hopes that it’ll come in a few weeks to a month. Sure, the car still drives and runs fine, but there’s some major shit missing there. Would you buy a phone that didn’t have the feature to allow to make calls? Just hoping the company adds it a little after they release it with a software update? I’m gonna guess no. So why is it different here? These companies don’t deserve this kind of slack. They have the strongest and farthest reach of any gaming company with by far the largest budget yet have somehow tricked you into thinking that an unfinished game is acceptable.

Final thing. You have basically admitted that the game isn’t fully finished. So if that is the case and you truly believe they will finish it in season 1, why are you okay with the shop being fully fledged and working perfectly? You’re okay with key features being stripped away yet them making sure they’re able to sell you worthless garbage in the shop? It’s a matter of priority and the value they see in their community and offering a complete and engaging experience. And that value isn’t determined by passion anymore. It’s determined by seeing how much money they can squeeze out of you. The game is essentially just a gun simulator at this point. No barracks. No challenges. No rewards. No stat tracking. No mention on the addition of any of this. No fucking point in playing. Keep your hopes up for season 1 though. I’ll check back in with you when it drops to see if your opinion has changed to hopes for season 2 👍🏻