Blizzard probably still wonders when it occurred to him to jump from Surveillance until Monitor 2, with the way the first one seemed to go, the stability of the number of players and especially in his stage competitive, which sought with the famous Overwatch League to be one of the most relevant eSports phenomena in the world. But all this – in part – came to ruin about ten months ago.
The first thing that burned the community down was convert Monitor 2 in one free2play when we came from a triple A titlethat you had to buy at the Blizzard price and that he forgot the famous purchases Stakes. At least as an essential part of the business, something that Americans have come to love, not just with this shooter by competitive teams, but also with Diablo Immortal. And it is that this eagerness to imitate Foyer it could be the downfall of the Irvines.
Desperate measures?
Monitor 2 it was a disaster to cast, and we’re not talking about the initial glitches, but the concept itself, which is what angered fans the most. So the result of this inconceivable strategy was that the players started to leave, scared for a sequel that had liquidated everything good about the original game. And we’re not saying it, from Blizzard itself they acknowledged that the loss of support among the players It has been practically constant.
“Although the participation and investment of actors in Monitor 2 declined sequentially over the past few months,” they acknowledged from the company itself, “The team of Surveillance looking forward to the release of Overwatch 2: Invasion August 10. This will be the biggest seasonal update yet, as it is expected to include new PvE story missions, a new game mode and hero progression system, as well as an additional hero.
It is the game is in trouble and you still need to get it back. What shape? Well, at least as far as the PC is concerned, go to the family doctor. To him who can prescribe Monitor 2 to everyone with a PC.
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So what Blizzard has come up with is nothing more than bring Monitor 2 a vapor, to PC’s by definition store and one that can rekindle a languishing success in Battle.net into quite a phenomenon. While we don’t know what you’ll think of it, but no matter how and where they sell it, the problem will persist in-game with this microtransactions and payments policy which, to many, appears to be abuse.
SO from August 10 we will have Monitor 2 and Steam, ready to download it for free if we want it, or pay for it pack Invasion which brings important news. And if it works out for those at Irvine, don’t rule out that they end up throwing the rest of the games they have on their payroll. If that happens, we’ll start to wonder what will happen to Battle.net and all that we’ve accumulated over the years of purchases? Hopefully they won’t go any further…
