Middle earth: shadows of war is now a micropayment free game

Monolith Productions is going in the opposite direction of the market trend for micropayments. The developer announced earlier this year its intention to remove all microtransactions from Middle-earth: Shadow of War, something that has finally taken place, though not without many months of controversy since the game's release.

Monolith Productions eliminates micropayments from Middle-earth: Shadow of War

As part of the new update for Middle-earth: Shadow of War, the premium real money market has been completely wiped out, and the final portion of the game has received a much-needed overhaul. Both elements were the subject of very harsh criticism from the first moment after the launch of the game, causing much controversy.

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Shadow Wars is now called The Epilogue, with Shelob the Witch King, along with Dark Talion having a new narration. There are also new abilities to unlock, Masks of the Nazgul to win, and players can continue to forge their fortresses and armies even after the end credits. Beyond the above, there are changes to the Nemesis system that go through the introduction of more legendary orcs, as well as new ways to get closer to character builds, new skins, and more.

Monolith has learned from his mistakes and has managed to take a step in the right direction, although it is a pity that he has waited so long. Hopefully they have learned the lesson and their new games come free of this type of controversy. What do you think of Middle-earth: Shadow of War? Do you think the video game has treated its players unfairly? You can leave a comment with your opinion about it.

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