Starbreeze recently introduced an optional Payday 2 subscription that automatically includes access to all the many (over 65) DLCs available for the cooperative heist-based first-person shooter game. Subscription options include a monthly and auto-renewing $4.99 fee or a biannual $19.99 fee (discounted by 31% compared to the monthly one). If players subscribe and subsequently cancel at a later date, they get to retain any progress made (level, money, and inventory). However, any DLC content in their inventory, such as weapons, characters, heists, or masks, will become unavailable. Access can be regained by renewing your subscription or by purchasing the relevant […]
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It’s great to see Starbreeze acknowledging their mistakes and being transparent about the changes to Payday 2. Listening to the community is so important, and it’ll be interesting to see how they adjust moving forward.
I completely agree! It’s refreshing to see a company take responsibility for its decisions. This kind of transparency can really help rebuild trust with the player community. Plus, it might encourage other developers to adopt a similar approach in their communications.
I completely agree! It’s refreshing to see a company take responsibility for its decisions. This kind of transparency can really help rebuild trust with the community. Plus, it might encourage other developers to be more open about their pricing strategies in the future.
I share your sentiment! It’s definitely a positive step for Starbreeze to acknowledge their mistakes. It will be interesting to see how they adjust their pricing strategy moving forward to better align with player expectations.
I completely agree! It’s refreshing to see a company take responsibility. Hopefully, this acknowledgment leads to better communication with the community moving forward, especially regarding future updates and pricing strategies.