It just sucks that I would lose the Nintendo part of my hobby, not even because of corporate greed or anything, but because of some fanboys on the internet.Īnd no amount of saying "you don't have to buy" changes that.
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I am already a Nintendo and PC gamer, and it could very well happen that I will go PC only if this stuff happens. I am not angry about Nintendo as much as I am annoyed by the fans here.īut I think it is also telling that you mention Sony and Microsoft in comparison, but ignore the pc, where all of those features are actually free. And again, it especially screws over people like me. This is just about the worst thing you could possibly do as a consumer. This is why whataboutism like yours doesn't work.Īll this stuff costs almost nothing for these companies to implement and we, the consumers, have the power of fighting back against this kind of nonsense.īut instead of doing it, and instead of maybe just not caring so much about the price (I can understand that much, if it's just not your concern), people are actually asking Nintendo to raise the prices. It's one of the main reasons why I don't have these consoles. Thu 8th Sep I think the services by Sony and Microsoft are way worse than what Nintendo is offering, at least for someone like me.Earning points through actual in-game milestones could have been amazing.
What if I want to save my points for later rewards, but I don't wanna miss out? Also, I imagine the people wanting Nintendo to add achievements to NSO are not very happy by this news, lol. It's kinda lame to me these icons are time-limited offers, though.
It's just a shame it's taken them so long into the Switch's life cycle to start figuring this stuff out. Updating their network infrastructure, offering physical rewards again on My Nintendo, a growing library of legacy content, actual promotions like included DLC expansions-it's good stuff. Nintendo is really stepping up their game this past year in terms of compelling online offerings. It's a pretty cool system, not gonna lie.
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The Gold ones are physical, earned by purchasing Nintendo software and can be spent on goods delivered in the mail the Platinum ones are digital, earned by playing the games and spent on virtual goodies. This seems to give Platinum Coins a greater purpose though, and having 2 types of reward points suddenly makes sense. Gold Coins were way better, though both rewards programs were incredibly lackluster. Nintendo is supposed to be a HARDWARE MANUFACTURER, so actually tying the points system to the console itself seems like a no-brainer. The prizes were also really weird where it's either something stupid like entering for a slim chance to win a prize, or something really cool that would require me to have spent an absurd amount of time on mobile. Platinum Points have always felt incredibly stupid, requiring you to play Nintendo's mobile games (ew) and find hidden secrets on their web pages (lame). These can be redeemed for items in the My Nintendo Store as usual, but also "new member-exclusive icon elements you can collect and put together to create a new user icon."Ĭan't believe Nintendo are have stooped so low to invest in NFTs by selling us useless. So, what do you get for taking part in these missions? Platinum Points, that's what. Nintendo Switch Online Missions & Rewards
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Nintendo Switch Online Missions & Rewards: How To Unlock Icon Elements.Nintendo Switch Online Missions & Rewards: How To Earn Platinum Points.Nintendo Switch Online Missions & Rewards: September 2022.Nintendo Switch Online Missions & Rewards.Where To Buy Nintendo Switch Online Subscriptions And eShop Credit.Here, you'll find a list of available missions, which are related to (as Nintendo puts it) "things you’re probably already doing with your Nintendo Switch Online membership, like playing online or trying out the library of classic games."
These elements can be accessed by navigating to the NSO icon on your Switch home screen, then selecting the 'Missions & Rewards' section. Nintendo first added 'Missions' and 'Rewards' to its Nintendo Switch Online subscription service in April 2022.
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