“Free” wouldn’t have saved Concord. They had basically no interest in the game from the time it was revealed, and the open beta player numbers supported that. Putting a price tag on the game was an attempt to bleed out less profusely.
Most paid games don’t have a physical release because it adds costs these days, it’s surprising they have physical copies.
Is it just a free disc that tells the hardware to download it? Or some kind of collector’s edition with extra stuff?
But give it a try, quick play is quick play and you won’t get a good team comp, but I got to silver in ranked and people know what they’re doing most of the time. You won’t always get two tanks, but two heals and a tank is the worst I’ve seen.
It’s free
The gameplay is good.
The characters are designed well
If Concord had done two of those things, it would have been fine instead they’d didn’t even do one of them…
“Free” wouldn’t have saved Concord. They had basically no interest in the game from the time it was revealed, and the open beta player numbers supported that. Putting a price tag on the game was an attempt to bleed out less profusely.
I heard the gameplay wasn’t awful, it just wasn’t stellar either.
I got as far as seeing it on a store shelf, going “Huh, I didn’t hear about this one…” (Googles) “Live Service!” - “Right then, I’m out!”
It’s on shelves?
Most paid games don’t have a physical release because it adds costs these days, it’s surprising they have physical copies.
Is it just a free disc that tells the hardware to download it? Or some kind of collector’s edition with extra stuff?
But give it a try, quick play is quick play and you won’t get a good team comp, but I got to silver in ranked and people know what they’re doing most of the time. You won’t always get two tanks, but two heals and a tank is the worst I’ve seen.
It WAS! For like a week! LOL.
Edit for clarity Concord was in stores.