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Backlash Forces Examen des prix de la peau Spectre Divide

Auteur：Kristen Mise à jour：Jan 26,2025

Spectre Divide Backlash Prompts Skin Prices to Lower Soon After Launch

Mountaintop Studios, les développeurs derrière le nouveau titre FPS Spectre Divide, ont rapidement répondu aux préoccupations des joueurs concernant les prix exorbitants des skins et des packs. Quelques heures seulement après le lancement, le studio a annoncé d'importantes réductions de prix et remboursements.

Réductions de prix et remboursements

En réponse aux critiques généralisées, Spectre Divide a mis en œuvre une réduction de prix de 17 à 25 % sur toutes les armes et skins de personnages du jeu, comme l'a confirmé le directeur du jeu Lee Horn. Le studio a pris en compte les commentaires des joueurs en déclarant : "Nous avons entendu vos commentaires et nous apportons des modifications." De plus, les joueurs ayant acheté des articles avant l'ajustement des prix recevront un remboursement de 30 % de SP (devise du jeu), arrondi aux 100 SP les plus proches.

Cette compensation s'étend à ceux qui ont acheté des packs Fondateur ou Supporter et ont ensuite acheté des articles supplémentaires des catégories Pack de démarrage, Sponsors ou Mises à niveau d'approbation. Toutefois, le prix de ces packs reste inchangé.

Spectre Divide Backlash Prompts Skin Prices to Lower Soon After Launch

Réactions mitigées et perspectives d'avenir

Malgré les ajustements de prix, les réactions des joueurs restent partagées, à l'image de la note Steam actuellement « Mixte » du jeu (49 % de négatif au moment de la rédaction). Si certains joueurs apprécient la réactivité du développeur, d'autres critiquent la mise en œuvre tardive des changements et expriment des inquiétudes quant à la viabilité à long terme du jeu dans un marché free-to-play compétitif. Des suggestions d'améliorations supplémentaires, telles que l'autorisation d'acheter des articles individuels à partir de lots, ont également été formulées. La situation met en évidence l’importance des tests de prix avant le lancement et de l’engagement de la communauté dans le paysage des jeux gratuits.

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