Eh, it's probably a good thing. I wasn't looking forward to paying $9.99 to unlock my second Titan frame and $4.99 for a AA Duracell to actually use it.

Did this patch make the game not suck? This has been the most uninspired MK yet. The engine is really showing its age in this one.

@Lord_Sesshy: It also cuts down on that other pesky problem you get with software...users.

@off3nc3: To be fair, Titanfall 3 died because they totally dropped the ball with Titanfall 2. This feels like they're still chasing after Overwatch and Fortnight instead of treading innovative territory.

It's interesting because it's not Fortnight. The shininess will wear out in a couple months.

Eh...I don't get it. It's boring as hell...2 minutes of rushing around finding guns and praying you don't get shot, then 20 minutes of camping, then 2 minutes of clearing out the stragglers. It's so much downtime and so little action.

I like the feel of the game, it would have been great as a death match / team death match game, but it's another flat Battle Royal snore.

That's too bad. This whole thing is going down in flames.

They don't actually have to release anything...if they can get enough investment money, they win. No products needed.

@phili878: Acutally, I think there's a balance there to be had...make the default, go to Mechs easy to build and pilot...Throw the hardcore players a bone by making customizable systems and the more difficult weapons much more powerful. Dunno, I'm not discounting the stupid factor in today's gameplay, but I think there might be a decent way to get both audiences.)

@nabinator: I think it'll be Ok actually. The problem will be console...it will be rough to fit that many controls intuitively on a console controller. I'm excited for this, but I'm sadly skeptical of the size of the audience that would be interested.

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