Edit on Class Overhaul Patch October 4th:
"The game has improved quite a bit with the past big update. Every class now has a good amount of variety in how you want to build around your character and playstyle. The addition of more difficult missions via Auric/Maelstrom is also appreciated. Balanced changes are mostly good too.

However, all of this should have been in the game from the very start. Not marking this game as an early access title is a clear indicator of Fatshark's greed for money. Crafting is still heavily reliant on RNG and its a slog to get a weapon you actually want. They increased the pricing on cosmetics along with "screwing" over the PC playerbase by providing way more Aquillas to Xbox players, while the community gets "insulted" by a CM for so called "pearl clutching".

All in all, the game has made more steps forward than back. This is one of the best horde shooter, set in the Warhammer 40k universe. So if you are into that, you might consider a buy. BUT I WON'T be changing it to a positive review because of all the lies and false pretenses FS brought to light. I just can't bring myself to support this kind of marketing. Even after all the hours i sunk into this game."

They deemed a fully operational cash shop, which works like a charm and updates without any issues, a necessity. Here is a list of things they thought weren't needed:

>It doesn't need mission select
>It doesn't need a campaign
>It doesn't need a story when they hired a 40k writer
>It doesn't need weapons they've shown in gameplay trailers
>It doesn't need the 70+(PLUS) weapons promised
>It doesn't need a 5th class like vermintide on launch
>It doesn't need 2nd and 3rd careers like vermintide on launch
>It doesn't need crafting like vermintide on launch
>It doesn't need the promo outfits
>It doesn't need enemies shown in trailers
>It doesn't need to run at >30 fps even on 30 series cards
>It doesn't need their PR to post outside of their discord
>It doesn't need to be finished on "launch"
>It doesn't need basic mob patrols
>It doesn't need better spawning
>It doesn't need a scoreboard
>It doesn't need penances not to require griefing entire team
>It doesn't need shared inventory with all characters
>It doesn't need shared set of weeklies for all characters
>It doesn't need unified currency
>It doesn't need crossplay with Game Pass users
>It doesn't need Launch stabilisation
>It doesn't need an option to disable RTX
>It doesn't need to prioritise core features over a virtual store
>It doesn't need options to unlock store cosmetics with in-game earned currency
>It doesn't need to fix crashes of the game before crashes of the store
>It doesn't need a positive review score

The lead designer of FS thinks that the armoury shop, map rotation and crafting system are all fine. Even though people except improvements regarding these issues. Communication is nonexistent.

Edit on Class Overhaul Patch October 4th: "The game has improved quite a bit with the past big update. Every class now has a good amount of variety in how you want to build around your character and playstyle. The addition of more difficult missions via Auric/Maelstrom is also appreciated. Balanced changes are mostly good too. However, all of this should have been in the game from the very start. Not marking this game as an early access title is a clear indicator of Fatshark's greed for money. Crafting is still heavily reliant on RNG and its a slog to get a weapon you actually want. They increased the pricing on cosmetics along with "screwing" over the PC playerbase by providing way more Aquillas to Xbox players, while the community gets "insulted" by a CM for so called "pearl clutching". All in all, the game has made more steps forward than back. This is one of the best horde shooter, set in the Warhammer 40k universe. So if you are into that, you might consider a buy. BUT I WON'T be changing it to a positive review because of all the lies and false pretenses FS brought to light. I just can't bring myself to support this kind of marketing. Even after all the hours i sunk into this game." They deemed a fully operational cash shop, which works like a charm and updates without any issues, a necessity. Here is a list of things they thought weren't needed: >It doesn't need mission select >It doesn't need a campaign >It doesn't need a story when they hired a 40k writer >It doesn't need weapons they've shown in gameplay trailers >It doesn't need the 70+(PLUS) weapons promised >It doesn't need a 5th class like vermintide on launch >It doesn't need 2nd and 3rd careers like vermintide on launch >It doesn't need crafting like vermintide on launch >It doesn't need the promo outfits >It doesn't need enemies shown in trailers >It doesn't need to run at >30 fps even on 30 series cards >It doesn't need their PR to post outside of their discord >It doesn't need to be finished on "launch" >It doesn't need basic mob patrols >It doesn't need better spawning >It doesn't need a scoreboard >It doesn't need penances not to require griefing entire team >It doesn't need shared inventory with all characters >It doesn't need shared set of weeklies for all characters >It doesn't need unified currency >It doesn't need crossplay with Game Pass users >It doesn't need Launch stabilisation >It doesn't need an option to disable RTX >It doesn't need to prioritise core features over a virtual store >It doesn't need options to unlock store cosmetics with in-game earned currency >It doesn't need to fix crashes of the game before crashes of the store >It doesn't need a positive review score The lead designer of FS thinks that the armoury shop, map rotation and crafting system are all fine. Even though people except improvements regarding these issues. Communication is nonexistent.