If Publishers Want To Charge Players For Early Access, The Servers Have To Work.

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If Publishers Want To Charge Players For Early Access, The Servers Have To Work.​

If Publishers Want To Charge Players For Early Access, The Servers Have To Work

Suicide Squad players who ponied up the extra dough have been unable to play the new game

kotaku.com

Last year, we saw the rise of video game publishers offering a few days of early access to big AAA games for a price. This year, it’s only going to get worse as it seems every large game publisher is holding games hostage and charging players a ransom fee to play a few days early. But what happens when you pay $80, $90, $100, or even more for a game and early access to it and don’t actually get to play the game? Well, we’re seeing that play out with WB Games and Rocksteady’s Suicide Squad: Kill The Justice League.

 

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If Publishers Want To Charge Players For Early Access, The Servers Have To Work.​

If Publishers Want To Charge Players For Early Access, The Servers Have To Work

Suicide Squad players who ponied up the extra dough have been unable to play the new game

kotaku.com

Last year, we saw the rise of video game publishers offering a few days of early access to big AAA games for a price. This year, it’s only going to get worse as it seems every large game publisher is holding games hostage and charging players a ransom fee to play a few days early. But what happens when you pay $80, $90, $100, or even more for a game and early access to it and don’t actually get to play the game? Well, we’re seeing that play out with WB Games and Rocksteady’s Suicide Squad: Kill The Justice League.

It is not early access. Game is ready to be played on that day. PERIOD.

P.S. Suicide Squad sucks, we know.