not… really. They said that’s what they were doing and gave absolutely no timeline. While that wasn’t great it wasn’t implied it was even coming “soon™”
We aren’t paying subscriptions. We’re just playing the game. The problem here is how you seem to consider playing the game “not meaningful content”.
They’re selling a multiplayer only FPS game. It’s pretty fun if you play it. I play it pretty often with the expectation of having fun, not waiting for more stuff.
Yes it sucks that what the community expected to happen didn’t happen, but to be clear they never really said it was happening and were pretty obviously hemming and hawing their way to telling us “no… not this year either”. As far as I can tell all the “content creators” did was create hype for a release date nobody was claiming.
To be absolutely clear I personally expected OW2 to be out in 2022… but that was entirely my problem and not a reflection on developer set expectations.
You can stop supporting blizzards games or even boycott their services entirely if you like…
But I’m reasonably sure most of us got our moneys worth out of the game we bought, I know I got 70 bucks worth of entertainment out of 5 years.
I know someone’s going to take this in the “whiteknight” “apologist” “fanboy” direction but as unlikely as it seems I have my own problems with other things the company does. I don’t like what they’re doing internally, I don’t like many of the things the developers of THIS game have done to it, and I have complaints about far more aspects of their media and messages.
I just disagree that the video game we all bought hasn’t been worth what we payed for it and that the entry fee promised constant injections of “meaningful content”.
I would say at least 70% of your QOL suggestions would require OW2 to change as well and add extra development time/work.
We were told this when the game released, but they did say this was going to dry up while OW2 was in development. This isn’t GOOD and you can disagree with their decision but we cannot pretend this wasn’t actually stated.
Interested in what you consider examples of this (barring claims of “breaking the internet”).