Maplestory beat us in that aspect, with a Gachapon Ticket which could be purchased for 100 Yen in Japan and, just like the Gachapon machines where you stick in a coin and get a little capsule with something in it, you got a random reward. Team Fortress 2 isn’t the first game to have in-game purchases for real money that were mostly randomized. Did the inclusion of Crates and Keys in 2010 doom the gaming industry forever, flooding the universe with loot boxes until the day gaming dies? Well, let’s talk about it. But there is one more thing that TF2 is famous for: Crates.
There’s a reason why TF2 is referred to as a “war-themed hat simulator” with just how many cosmetics are available. If there are three things that Team Fortress 2 is famous for, it’s the unique art style with cartoony and memorable characters, how utterly insane the game is and, well, hats.
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