Studio head Rod Fergusson compares them to Forza Horizon's "wheel spin," though a comparison to Overwatch also seems appropriate. Note that The Coalition has previously stated that there will be randomness involved with regards to earning cosmetics for free.
There's no randomness involved with real money transactions. There will be no loot boxes or Gear Packs.
Gears 5 will have microtransactions, but they will be available only through direct purchase. The key point remains that Gears 5 won't have a Season Pass and that multiplayer maps will be free in both matchmaking and private matches. Regarding Gears 5's monetization plans, The Coalition offered some more specific information just for clarity's sake. This is a change from Gears of War 4, which balanced weapons differently between the two. Additionally, The Coalition confirmed "Universal Weapon Tuning," which means that both competitive and casual multiplayer modes will have the same weapon balance. Gears 5 was previously confirmed to run at 60 fps on Xbox One, meaning that multiplayer servers and frame rate can attain parity. The Coalition has now confirmed that Gears 5's multiplayer servers will feature a 60hz tick rate, the rate that servers update the player's game state per second. But even more exciting are The Coalition's plans for Gears 5's multiplayer. For example, Gears 5 will not have any sort of Season Pass for DLC and will instead offer free maps and microtransactions that can be earned through gameplay. With launch so near, developer The Coalition is ready to share some more specific details about the third-person shooter's finer details that dedicated Gears of War fans will find interesting. The Gears of War franchise's latest iteration, Gears 5, is quickly approaching its September release date.
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