Yet lost amongst the sarky comments is the suggestion that Fatshark are working on implementing the feature, along with implementing more hotfixes to tackle some of the game’s issues. Whether letting players decide exactly how many Aquilas they want to buy is beyond the abilities of mere mortals is debatable. It also hasn’t helped the debate around Darktide's microtransactions that players have found that the game’s Discord FAQ has been edited to remove a mention of earning premium currency through play. Cosmetic microtransactions were added a few years later, though. The devs’ previous game, Vermintide 2, didn’t have this issue at launch.
The “immeasurably complex” phrase soon spread to the Darktide subreddit and the game's Steam discussions, too. Search the Darktide Discord for “immeasurably complex” and you’ll see community members using it sarcastically about different aspects of the game. Since then, the phrase has become something of a meme. “We're not silent on the Aquilas,” Hedge replied, “you're honestly the first person I've seen to ask about it (we are hoping to add a ‘buy what you need’ feature, it's just immeasurably complex so isn't gonna happen over night).” Watch on YouTube Warhammer 40,000: Darktide takes the co-op action of the Vermintide series into the 40K future.Ĭommunity manager Hedge made the comment in response to a player’s question asking why there wasn’t the option to buy exactly the right amount of Aquila needed to obtain Darktide’s skins.
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