Battlepasses are GOOD, and will keep a STRONGER PLAYERBASE.

In March, 2026, Triangle Factory released a supporter DLC that is a bundle of cosmetics, that costs money. This is great, and basically a battlepass without needing to complete in-game challenges to unlock them.

I'm glad to support the devs, and battlepasses do exactly this, and while I can support the devs so they can continue to improve this game, in exchange we can get some fun (reserved and realistic military, NOT Fortnite skin) cosmetics.

If done right, a battlepass like Apex Legends is perfect because you PAY ONCE, and as long as you continue playing, you can unlock the battlepass for the next season with unlocked in-game currency that you can exchange for the next season's battlepass.

This encourages more people playing, encouraging more dynamic playstyles as people will be using various weapon types to complete challenges (Get 50 kills with SMG).

There are so many benefits to this:

1. It supports the devs so they can continue working on the game we all enjoy.

2. Cosmetics are a fun way to feel unique and show your seasoned status. Whether you enjoy it or not doesn't matter, because there are tons of people who love customizing their loadout appearance. What's more b***** than looking at a weapon skin you earned?

3. More people will play. If done right, this will encourage more people to play every week as they unlock new challenges to complete. For those who know Apex Legends, they have, in my opinion, the perfect battlepass system. It's easy to complete, new challenges unlock every week to support unlocking the battlepass, and you can binge the battlepass in the final week of the season if you want to when every weekly challenge is unlocked and you can complete multiple at once. The battlepass is the perfect grind where I don't feel like I have to no-life Apex to complete the battlepass, and a more casual like myself can grind still grind it out by playing a few hours each week. With it being strictly cosmetics, no one loses out on much if they don't buy it or miss a season. Honestly, if they just copy/paste what Apex Legends does it would be great.

This, in my opinion, is a win-win for the gamers and the developers. If we support them, they can support us, and we can keep this game improving with support in the future so that developer pockets don't dry up and the game doesn't fizzle out.

I'm sure the effort put in would get paid off quickly, and the few that would complain would recognize the benefits far outweigh anything else.