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Fortnite: Battle Royale is a free game and you do not need to spend a single penny to play it, but Epic Games sells both a 10 week Battle Pass at $ 10 and various rotating cosmetics in the store. game objects. ways to part with your money.
Epic Games has improved in cosmetic design since the launch of the game. Compare the Halloween skins from last year to this year's scary outfits to see what I mean:
The classic Fortnite The Halloween skins, Ghoul Trooper and Skull Trooper, are beloved outfits because they are classics (although this game has all that is "classic".) But they are not as good as:
Hallowhead and Jack Gourdon
Scourge and plague
And it's not even all the Halloween-inspired skins that appeared in season 6. You can see here the very cool outfit of Spider Knight and other dripping cosmetics, as well as the new vampire skin. Then, of course, there is the holding of season 6, rank 100, Say, which is also quite impressive.
The problem with all these great new outfits and other cosmetics is that it becomes incredibly expensive to track them outside the Battle Pass. Yes, I know it's a free game and you do not need to buy that stuff, but that's how Epic Games wins from. # 39; money Fortnite: Battle Royale, it is therefore a necessary element in all the existence of the game.
And at some point, players will exhaust themselves to buy skins at these prices. Even whales will eventually swim in less expensive waters. Skins in Fortnite There are several levels with costs that reflect their scarcity.
- Green (Uncommon): 800 V-Bucks
- Blue (rare): 1,200 V-Bucks
- Violet (Epic): 1500 V-Bucks
- Gold (Legendary): 2,000 V-Bucks
V-Bucks are bought with real money and, depending on the number you buy, they can be more or less expensive (buying more gives you free, which effectively reduces the price by V-Buck. )
However, in the interest of this article, we will say that each 100 V-Bucks earns about 1 USD. So, a green skin costs around $ 8, while a gold / legendary skin costs around $ 20. It is a lot of money. Just three skins and you basically bought a full price game. Attack the Battle Pass (which gives you 7 skins if you can reach level 100) and you greatly exceed the cost of a normal game.
Certainly, you can stick to the Battle Pass and then use V-Bucks to buy the next Battle Pass, gathering a bunch of skins and other beauty products and spending only $ 10. But the rate of attachment in Fortnite is incredibly high for a free game, and that's probably because A) the skins are so good and B) that the game allows you to display your skins and emotes in a simple and fun way, both in the third person and the big ones on the dance.
In any case, the prices of these outfits seem too high to be durable, especially Fortnite the fervor diminishes. $ 20 for a legendary skin? It's a bit absurd. $ 8 for an unusual skin is absurd. I think a more sustainable price would be about half of what they charge. A legendary outfit costing the same thing as a passport makes sense. Less than five dollars for a little common sense. Epic would still win a lot of money and players would not have to break their piggy bank as quickly.
I could see a higher price for unique skins. Ultra-rare skins that appear only once in the shop of objects and never again. Charge $ 20 for these skins and only show them once a season. In the meantime, make everything else more affordable so that players do not run out quickly and can follow the breathtaking schedule. Epic constantly releases new skins, after all. It is impossible that even the most whale whales can follow.
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Fortnite: Battle Royale is a free game and you do not need to spend a single penny to play it, but Epic Games sells both a 10 week Battle Pass at $ 10 and various rotating cosmetics in the store. game objects. ways to part with your money.
Epic Games has improved in cosmetic design since the launch of the game. Compare the Halloween skins from last year to this year's scary outfits to see what I mean:
Ghoul Trooper and Skull TrooperCredit: Epic Games
The classic Fortnite The Halloween skins, Ghoul Trooper and Skull Trooper, are beloved outfits because they are classics (although this game has all that is "classic".) But they are not as good as:
Hallowhead and Jack Gourdon
Hallowhead and Jack GourdonCredit: Epic Games
Scourge and plague
Scourge and plagueCredit: Epic Games
And it's not even all the Halloween-inspired skins that appeared in season 6. You can see here the very cool outfit of Spider Knight and other dripping cosmetics, as well as the new vampire skin. Then, of course, there is the holding of season 6, rank 100, Say, which is also quite impressive.
The problem with all these great new outfits and other cosmetics is that it becomes incredibly expensive to track them outside the Battle Pass. Yes, I know it's a free game and you do not need to buy that stuff, but that's how Epic Games wins from. # 39; money Fortnite: Battle Royale, it is therefore a necessary element in all the existence of the game.
And at some point, players will exhaust themselves to buy skins at these prices. Even whales will eventually swim in less expensive waters. Skins in Fortnite There are several levels with costs that reflect their scarcity.
- Green (Uncommon): 800 V-Bucks
- Blue (rare): 1,200 V-Bucks
- Violet (Epic): 1500 V-Bucks
- Gold (Legendary): 2,000 V-Bucks
V-Bucks are bought with real money and, depending on the number you buy, they can be more or less expensive (buying more gives you free, which effectively reduces the price by V-Buck. )
However, in the interest of this article, we will say that each 100 V-Bucks earns about 1 USD. So, a green skin costs around $ 8, while a gold / legendary skin costs around $ 20. It is a lot of money. Just three skins and you basically bought a full price game. Attack the Battle Pass (which gives you 7 skins if you can reach level 100) and you greatly exceed the cost of a normal game.
Certainly, you can stick to the Battle Pass and then use V-Bucks to buy the next Battle Pass, gathering a bunch of skins and other beauty products and spending only $ 10. But the rate of attachment in Fortnite is incredibly high for a free game, probably because A) the skins are so good and B) that the game allows you to display your skins and emotes in a simple and fun way on the dance.
In any case, the prices of these outfits seem too high to be durable, especially Fortnite the fervor diminishes. $ 20 for a legendary skin? It's a bit absurd. $ 8 for an unusual skin is absurd. I think a more sustainable price would be about half of what they charge. A legendary outfit costing the same thing as a passport makes sense. Less than five dollars for a little common sense. Epic would still win a lot of money and players would not have to break their piggy bank as quickly.
I could see a higher price for unique skins. Ultra-rare skins that appear only once in the shop of objects and never again. Charge $ 20 for these skins and only show them once a season. In the meantime, make everything else more affordable so that players do not run out quickly and can follow the breathtaking schedule. Epic constantly releases new skins, after all. It is impossible that even the most whale whales can follow.
