HUT = Pay to win so why do so many buy into it?

[GROGtheNailer]

I guess I used the right word "buy". To me this is obvious pay to win, I find it hard to rationalize even playing HUT. I cannot be the only one who feels this way.

[ddhex27]

Why do women pay to have gigantic plastic balloons put in their chest?

[GROGtheNailer]

Pay to win maybe?

[RNunez187]

I played HUT in the past and still play FUT in Fifa and I haven't spent any real money to play. So while most people do pay to win, quite a few do not.

[Lionhammer]

I play to open packs.... its fun, throws me back to being a kid again and opening cards. It's so much fun and with the free daily coins, you can get a pack a week just for that.

[tomzennsbruh]

It is not even close to pay to win.

Say what you want about this mode, but they give you AMPLE opportunity to earn coins in all EA UT modes.

You won;t be a great team right off the bat, and you do actually have to play to earn the coins, but it's possible.

[unisol_us]

Sports cards have been profitable for years. Why wouldn't the idea be just as profitable in a digital form? I like the idea of collecting cards.

[GROGtheNailer]

I do not want to be a Debbie-downer here but if you can pay to improve your place in a competitive component, that seems to be the exact definition of pay to win.

You take 2 equally skilled players, give one the ability to get items in a faster way with access to better weapons earlier (and easier) how can that not be pay to win?