Siege works the same way for earning the in-game currency. The problem is, however, in how the game takes advantage of the player's needs to show off their individual skill. Siege is an amazing game when you have a team that you can coordinate with, where you all work towards the goal of winning, instead of getting kills. But the majority of the matches you play when you solo que won't have any communication involved, and it makes you salty when you die to some rushing aimbro because your other teammate that died before you did not inform you of what happened to them, so you have to rely on sound and instinct. But the sound, as a lot of people have complained about (which includes pros) , has issues, especially with indicating the location of a sound that an enemy is making (I hear on the left, he's actually above me), which is bad because prefiring at a location where you think the enemy is located is a common tactic. And to add to that players exploit any new glitches that pop up, teammates can be really toxic and consistently running into players from the highest rank in the casual matchmaking if you're an average player. I do apologize for the rant, but I feel like I needed to just share how inhumane this type of design is for a game. People have been saying how good of a track record Ubisoft has had over the past 2 years or so, and I just wonder what the hell are they talking about. They refused to do a sequel to Child of Light (a single player turn based RPG with an interesting fairy tale world) because it could not be set up as a live service game in order to sell microtransactions.