It seems that Apex Legends Mobile players are already fed up with an expensive store full of \u2018overpriced\u2019 microtransactions.<\/strong><\/p>\n

Apex Legends has always had criticism surrounding its in-game purchases, and it seems that the game\u2019s new mobile port is no different.<\/p>\n

When it comes to Free-to-Play titles, publishers need to find that fine balance between keeping profits high and keeping players happy. Of course, in a game like Apex Legends, where all in-game purchases are purely cosmetic, it doesn\u2019t matter quite so much if said purchases are a little pricey. <\/p>\n

Respawn Entertainment<\/p>\n<\/figure>\nHowever, some F2P games use that fact as an excuse to drastically raise prices, knowing that a few \u2018whales\u2019 (members of the community that are happy to spend a lot of money), will earn them more than the occasional purchase by a casual player.<\/p>\nNow, Apex Legends Mobile fans are protesting the game\u2019s microtransactions, many of which they claim are overpriced.<\/p>\nRead More: Apex Legends Mobile Weapons Tier List<\/strong><\/p>\nApex Legends Mobile Players Boycotting In-Game Purchases<\/h2>\n
Some Apex Legends Mobile players are organizing a boycott of the game\u2019s store over expensive microtransactions.<\/strong><\/p>\n
Over on the game\u2019s subreddit, Apex fans are protesting \u2018overpriced\u2019 microtransactions, claiming that doing so may help the future of the mobile title.<\/p>\n
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\u201cThe developers are currently testing out how much money they would make with over priced micro transactions,\u201d one post reads. If the results come out overwhelmingly positive then they will likely continue to put cosmetic items over a thick pay wall.\u201d<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
Right now, players can purchase 10 x Extreme Speed rolls in the Apex Legends Mobile store for 1400 Syndicate Gold. To get your hands on that much Gold, players will need to spend a minimum of $15.<\/p>\n