If you buy any for packs, that's on you.Ĭalm down man.
Point is, there is no way shape or form where Andromeda Credits are currently necessary. I can in the space of an hour make 200k credits doing 5-6 random matches on Silver(which, realistically, you should be running with level 10 or higher characters but I keep getting dumped into matches where I have to carry lower levels), as each mission pays out around 20k. They've added 1 new UR character and 1 new UR weapon, 1 Rare character and 1 Rare weapon, then an Uncommon weapon. Unlike ME3 though, BioWare is doing a good job currently of spreading out where the new content is going. Finish out your Uncommons, the Advanced Packs become useless, finish out your Rares and then you basically are just going to be picking between getting 2 chances for an UR or 1 chance between Expert or Premium Packs. Finish out your Commons the Basic Pack becomes useless to you. Costs 100,000 Credits OR 300 Andromeda Credits.Īs you finish out each tier of items to its maximum(each weapon, gear, or character has 10 levels)-they cease to pop up in the packs. Premium Packs contain 5 items, with a guaranteed 2 Rare items and the highest chance at an Ultra Rare item. Costs 50,000 Credits OR 200 Andromeda Credits. Costs 20,000 Credits or 100 Andromeda Credits.Įxpert Packs contain 5 items, with a guaranteed Rare and a chance at an Ultra Rare item. Costs 5000 Credits.Īdvanced Packs contain 5 items, with a guaranteed Uncommon and a chance at a Rare item. 2000 Creditsīasic Packs contain 5 items, with a chance at getting an Uncommon grade item. Supply Packs contain nothing but consumables-cannot be purchased with "Andromeda Credits"(they added a special currency that you can buy for packs rather than before where it was $2.99 for a single high-end pack or thereabouts in ME3). You get a certain number of items, with the numbers going up per pack. The way that Mass Effect's loot boxes work:
#Can you do the story mode in star wars battlefront 2 trial free#
BioWare has never made a secret of the way their loot box formulations worked since they made packs available with real money after the first free DLC for ME3's Multiplayer. Anyone who buys them expecting to get good stuff, without having invested a bit of time into playing the MP side of things first, is an idiot. The MEA Microtransactions are strictly for MP. "From what you've seen"? Have you actually played or, as usual for you, are you going off third hand knowledge? Still at least I can avoid them if I don't want them.
From what I've seen of MEA's microtransacitons they are the most gouging of EA's yet.
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