One of the The most controversial things about precaution 2 has been the beloved hero shooter’s transition from a paid game to a free download to play powered by thrilling battles. Blizzard now says it wants to address those concerns going forward, addressing the game’s progress in future seasons so that players feel “more rewarded for just sitting down and playing”.
“For Season 3 and beyond, we’re looking at a combination of Battle Pass changes, more exciting Challenges to pursue, and more fun gameplay-focused progression systems so that all you all find out. We’ll be able to talk about some of these changes soon, but others may take longer to roll out,” recently hired executive producer Jared Neuss wrote in a new update.
Meanwhile, Season 2, starts on December 6 and add Ramattrawill see each new dedicated event introduce its own unique skin that can be unlocked just by playing. reduced convulsionsgive players access to new cosmetics by viewing their favorites precaution 2 streamers, will also continue. I don’t think this will immediately satisfy the game’s loudest critics, but at least it’s an admission that the status quo is unsustainable.
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Since the game’s launch, players have been frustrated as new heroes are locked behind the paid battle card, the time it takes to rank it, and expensive of all skins. The current situation even had some players looking forward to loot box from the first game. And all of this is combined only by broken characters, patches are delayedand random bugs like the recent glitch that caused some players unable to progress in ranked play.
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Currently, Blizzard is working on rewarding support players with more XP to incentivize them to pick that role and help reduce queue times. precaution 2 currently also broadcasting Sojourn, Junker Queen and Kiriko highlights to those who sign in in certain periods of time in the next week. Blizzard even has enable crossplay objective support for console players in all modes except competitive because alternate mode is a “bad experience”.
“Players who have been with us, players who have returned, and players who are now enjoying themselves—thank you for playing precaution 2,” Neuss wrote today. “We have an incredible community and I hope that by being more open about what we’re thinking, we can continue to grow together.”
