After months of hype, 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Mortal Kombat 11 finally launched on PS4, Xb꧒ox One, ꦑNintendo Switch, and PC earlier today. Unfortunately, many fans aren't happy with how the game handles rewards and monetization in two of its modes-- Towers of Time and The Krypt. 

Both modes give out in-game currency that you can exchange for various items like skins, chara🎀cter intros, and profile icons. The game hasn't even been out a day and that the amount of time you need to play in order to earn some of these rewards, even a simple skin, i♎s quite high. 

NetherRealm Studios recognized the complaints in their Kombat Kast stream yesterday, saying that they would be tweaking some systems on the backend to make the grind less intense. They didn't elaborate on when the change would be ♎complete or how much they would be adjusting the system. They did say the changes would come in seamles🦄sly and not through a patch.  

While there's been a lot of excitement around Moꦿrtal Kombat 11, concerns over the game's monetization methods, hefty amount of paid DLC, and the need for some systems' need to have a constant connection to the internet have fired up and Twitter. Some fans have even grown frustrated at NetherRealm's quick response, with a conspiracy theory that ﷽it actually planned to launch the game in an egregious state,  so it could then fix it to generate goodwill. All while maintaining an in-game economy that focuses on microtransactions. 

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