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Diablo 4 players are expressing frustration over the game's in-game store, particularly the $30 price tag for Portal recolors, with some calling it "insulting." The skins are also locked to specific classes, further adding to player dissatisfaction, and the overall microtransaction system has been a contentious issue since the game's launch.
Valorant patch 7.08 introduces Smoke changes, including audio and visual cues before they fade, aimed at making the game more beginner-friendly. The update also includes UI tweaks to the in-game store for improved navigation. Additionally, the Premier Playoffs Tournament queue time has been reduced to 15 minutes, and there are bug fixes and general updates included in the patch.
Images of Diablo 4's in-game store have revealed the prices of some of the game's microtransactions, causing concern among fans due to their high cost. The premium currency, platinum, will be used to purchase cosmetics, with some items costing up to $28. Fans are divided on the topic, with some feeling that the prices are too high compared to other ARPGs, while others are okay with the idea of microtransaction cosmetics. Blizzard has stated that the store is intended to be an avenue of self-expression for players, and they can interact with it as much or as little as they desire during their time in Sanctuary.
LEGO 2K Drive, a live service game for Nintendo Switch, will include an in-game store with optional items that can be purchased using real currency. Safety measures will be in place to ensure parents have control over in-game money purchases. The game will also feature seasonal updates and a "Drive Pass".