Players also have to pay for every consumable they might use in a battle and constantly replenish them.

Gear gets damaged and so players must pay to repair it or it becomes redundant. Whilst plenty of games have money sinks to spend currency on and keep you in game, players of Heroes & Generals get double whammied with the high cost of new gear and the ongoing maintenance of their current items.

… You Also Pay For Repairs - You have to constantly pay in game currency to play the game.

We feel if they wish to stay with this kind of model then they need to readdress the cost of their items, as buying them is even more difficult because…

Instead of having a playable base game and membership offering extra perks and conveniences, it feels like the game has been made a grind and purposefully inconvenient (and at times just not fun) and membership removes the penalty as opposed to just giving a perk. The problem is that the pace that players bring cash in compared to how quickly it goes out means that levelling up your gear is extremely slow and painful, almost to the point where we would question the pace being a deliberate attempt to manipulate players to paying for Premium member status.

Heroes & Generals is far from the only MMO title that focuses on getting players to stockpile their earned resources/currency so that they can purchase new gear if an MMORPG, cards for TCGs, weapons for Shooters. Upgrading Gear Takes Too Long - Buying new items and upgrades as free to play is very grindy.The game is set in WW2 and has a lot of positive and unique features, however, it also suffers from a few major, but easy to correct, problems that we feel are really holding the game back: We’re looking at Heroes & Generals for our newest “ What Would You Change About…?” article, a dual free to play MMO where players can enjoy real time strategy as a General and distribute troops and resources across a real time map or play the first person shooter element as a Hero and engage in mass team based PVP.

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