Metal Gear Survive will make you pay to add Save game

Since its announcement, Metal Gear Survive has become the subject of criticism from the Metal Gear Solid fan community for many reasons. One reason Metal Gear Survive has been criticized for using too many transactions in the game, when the original game price was already $50. Now that fans have gotten their hands on the game, they’ve discovered that the in-game transaction isn’t just limited to character boosts, but also forces players to pay extra if they want to add new characters without having to delete them. already created.

To create a new character in Metal Gear Survive, player either deletes the current character or pays 1,000 SV coins. SV Coin is an in-game virtual currency that players can buy with real money in Metal Gear Survive. To get 1,000 SV coins, players must pay at least $10.

Forcing players to pay extra money to play other characters has happened in the game industry (especially in the MMO space), but with the community reacting strongly to Metal Gear Survive, this move only adds to only fuel in the fire.

It’s clear that Metal Gear Survive releases the game at a price that isn’t too expensive, and that’s why in-game trading is so overwhelming, according to some. But most do not agree with that reason to support the game. Metal Gear Survive is under heavy criticism right now and it’s still on the rise, so Konami’s best bet is to avoid creating any more excuses for players to criticize the game.

Fans were constantly criticizing Metal Gear Survive prior to its release, repeatedly disliking the game’s trailers and expressing their frustrations in the forums. This is also the first Metal Gear game since Konami fired the creator of the series, Hideo Kojima. This combined with the loss of the inherent Metal Gear quality of the game has made many members of the community unhappy.

Now that Metal Gear Survive has been released, it’s always been a negative subject because of the heavy embedding of in-game transactions and strange player rules, including banning players from dating people they know meet in the game. Whether the gaming community will ignore these criticisms and give the game a chance, we have to wait and see.

Metal Gear Survive is out now on PC, PS4, and Xbox One.