Ffxiv had one where you bought Mrs Freshleys honey buns. I still have some honey buns in my inventory in the game.
Product placement in video games is fun and we should encourage it, maybe it could help to reduce costs in the always increasing video game development costs.OP had me thinking there was actually a butterfinger blade
That's nothing compared to every store in FFXV taking accepting American Express
Not only did they ruin the flavor, but also the texture. It's comparable to cardboard now in taste.Unless I find the ones with the original recipe from Nestlé, I'm never buying them again. Ever.
If only Cadbury's Crispy Crunch were so easy to find in the US.
Not only did they ruin the flavor, but also the texture. It's comparable to cardboard now in taste.
I don't expect the items to be out of line with equipment you can find in the game, none of the descriptions seem overpowered to me, but it's undeniable that you can buy some in game power with this DLC.
Was never a fan of these. Give me Twix or Hershey's Cookies and Cream.How could they picked the best candy bar in America?
That being said I wonder if there will be a candy bar quest now.
You're acting like product placement isn't still a thing.This is so fucking dumb.
The fact that they still need to do product placement for food in the year 2020 is showing how much out of touch SE executives are.
You're acting like product placement isn't still a thing.
How are they out of touch exactly?
Isn't this like their third time doing this?Product placement is a thing and sometimes can be cute when done well.
This is on a completely different level by having customers buy products outside of the game for in-game items. It's pretty shameless and Square is truly setting a new bar for milking this franchise.
I'm not really sure how people can defend this yet here we are.
Isn't this like their third time doing this?
14 had a thing with honey buns and Dissidia NT had a thing with instant ramen. There also not even the first developer to do stuff like this. I don't see what the need for the outrage is yet here we are.
Mind telling me what it looks like they fucked up? Looks freaking amazing to me and most impressions have been positive from what I've seen.Lol fuck this. And Square gets to fuck FFVII up multiple times over the next lord knows how many years since they've chopped it up into multiple games.
Mind telling me what it looks like they fucked up? Looks freaking amazing to me and most impressions have been positive from what I've seen.
Kay, your loss.This DLC, the preorder DLC, tying DLC to special editions, and chopping the game up into pieces. The actual gameplay shown looks good, but I won't touch it until the PC release when we'll get everything regardless of Square's shitty practices and either the entire game when it's available or the first episode when it's dirt cheap.
I don't think a publisher should get a free pass for doing something shitty just because they've done other related lame shit in its recent past. In this instance, they're locking out stat-boosting and combat-boosting equipment behind real-life purchases of candy bars. It's weak enough that modern S-E is all about that sweet, sweet product placement, but taking an all-time classic and gating summon Materia and equipment behind preorders and chocolate fucking sucks and deserves a call-out.Isn't this like their third time doing this?
14 had a thing with honey buns and Dissidia NT had a thing with instant ramen. There also not even the first developer to do stuff like this. I don't see what the need for the outrage is yet here we are.
You say this as if corporations haven't carefully raised a whole generation whose greatest fear is 'missing out'.People really must be angry at anything, huh? This is completely harmless marketing stuff. Don't want to buy candybars? Then don't. Who the fuck cares about some shitty ingame items than will be completely useless after the first 30min of gameplay anyway?
How do people eat butterfingers? Next to almond joy i can't think of a worse candy.
People really must be angry at anything, huh? This is completely harmless marketing stuff. Don't want to buy candybars? Then don't. Who the fuck cares about some shitty ingame items than will be completely useless after the first 30min of gameplay anyway?
Usually happens with these kind of dlc doesn't it? You get it but then right away there's something far better than you could buy from a shop.You know this for a fact? I didn't realize you played FF7R already, how was it?