Killing Floor 2 developer Tripwire Interactive has addressed concerns over its recent decision to add microtransactions to the first-person shooter that is in Steam Early Access.
The developer announced today that Killing Floor 2 would be getting a new online store called the Trading Floor. In the Trading Floor, you can buy in-game items with Steam Wallet funds. Weapons will be dropped in-game for free or, based on rarity, will drop as a crate or USB stick that need a purchasable decryption key to unlock and obtain the item.
Most of these weapon skins are player-made and their creators get a cut of the sale anytime their item is purchased. The rest of the money will help fund free content in the future, according to the Trading Floor's FAQ page.
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The developer announced today that Killing Floor 2 would be getting a new online store called the Trading Floor. In the Trading Floor, you can buy in-game items with Steam Wallet funds. Weapons will be dropped in-game for free or, based on rarity, will drop as a crate or USB stick that need a purchasable decryption key to unlock and obtain the item.
Most of these weapon skins are player-made and their creators get a cut of the sale anytime their item is purchased. The rest of the money will help fund free content in the future, according to the Trading Floor's FAQ page.
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