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12/9/2021 12:16:20 AM
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Dude its a fair price. A character and weapon skin in apex legends, cod, or fortnite is like $20. This event has about 20 times the content as that
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Splicer and Chosen together cost less and have more content and just as many cosmetics.
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Meh i dont care im enjoying it, skip mcdonalds for 2 meals and it cancels out the price lol
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Has it occured to you that maybe those things are also overpriced? The Warmind expansion was only $20 US.
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True, it's all overpriced, but I think their point was that the 30th anniversary pack is a [i]relatively[/i] fair deal compared to others.
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Kind of. But I think some stuff still needs to be looked at. Fortnite's [i]item shop[/i] skins are definitely overpriced af. $20 for 1 skin is insane. But Eververse really isn't much different. One eververse set is about $15. Yes, you can reduce the price by buying individual pieces with bright dust, but they're only sold for bright dust I believe once? And you can do a similar thing with Fortnite, using VBucks from the battle pass to buy item shop cosmetics. And generally, the Battle Passes are actually a pretty good deal: $10 US for 8 skins, with matching accessories, is alright. Apex is definitely not great tho. Most non legendary skins are hot garbo, and you also need to grind just to unlock new legends.
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And now Apex has those tiny, unnoticeable weapon charms that can only be used on one weapon at a time. EA man...
