NachoBag_Clip932 t1_j5ycjx6 wrote
What annoys me is you will see a show advertised to be on Peacock but when you go to the site it will only be on Peacock Premium.
It's like a video game where you see a large chest and you go up to it and whoops, you need the season pass to open it. C'mon man.
stench_montana t1_j5z6613 wrote
Isn't it basically the same as what Hulu used to do when everybody had a free version and then a paid version with extras/more. Unless you're saying you already had a paid version and there's stuff behind ANOTHER pay wall which I haven't come across.
Pool_Shark t1_j5zoc5j wrote
Peacock has 3 versions.
Completely free with ads - you have limited access to their library. Sometimes shows will only have 1 season or a few episodes
Paid with ads - you have access to the entire library with ads
Paid with no ads - you have access to the entire library with no ads
cmVkZGl0 t1_j69ofwe wrote
What were you looking for? I've never seen this happen.
KoreKhthonia t1_j6a4ixq wrote
> It's like a video game where you see a large chest and you go up to it and whoops, you need the season pass to open it.
Is this a real thing? If so, damn, that's ridiculous.
NachoBag_Clip932 t1_j6aomph wrote
Borderlands 3 was the first time I noticed it, there was a huge red chest on your ship that could only be opened if you had the pass or a DLC.
The Tom Clancey games are pretty bad especially with starting a quest and not being able to complete it unless you have the DLC. It was embarrassing how much time I spent trying to do the General Anderson quest until I figured out you needed the DLC to do it.
bwj7 t1_j5z11b6 wrote
It’s worse they do the same thing games do, first you pay the $60 for the game then you have to pay the online fee of like $10 a month to play with friends and then when you unlock the juicy reward uh oh you have to pay for the battle pass lmao
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