League of Legions is "pay to win".

There's a common belief that early access games will screw over the consumer. I wouldn't say that applies to this game. The game has its flaws and needs to be worked on, but the overall idea of the game appeals to many. The "pay-to-win" aspect of the game is very controversial, despite the fact that this a minor feature that isn't very common to see. The overall idea of the game is that it's an apocalyptic world and the goal is to survive and find weaponry and food and all that. Many consider this a waste of money, and some people who can't get off their high horse consider anyone who buys this game "idiotic" or "stupid". However, after hours of playing, I can say it's one of the best games on the market with the zombie-survival-esque storyline. The game is slowly evolving and the frequent updates have provided for smoother gameplay as well as better and more balanced gameplay. The spawnrates of particular items were reduced at some point recently - a sign that the creators definitely are aware of the gameplay and what players want. The game itself has some really nice world design, architecturally, and not many noticeable bugs. It includes the "Battle Royale" gamemode which is very entertaining as it offers a fast-pace "hunger-games" style of play. Overall, if you have $20 to spend on a game and zombie-survival is your type, I'd definitely be one to recommend this game. It is, again, slowly evolving and becoming something that I can see many people enjoying. While many out there consider this game and anyone who plays it "stupid", I can tell you the only "stupid" people in this case are the ones who have such an arbitrary opinion.