"All of the content added in Trading Floor at launch will be cosmetic only and not affect gameplay in any way," the developer's FAQ page states. Overkill was heavily criticised for adding stat-changing loot, and there are hints Tripwire is considering something similar.
It all sounds similar to Payday 2's controversial loot safes, which developer Overkill recently added to its heist shooter and which sparked a huge fan backlash. This loot will - at least initially - be limited to just cosmetic items, which may drop by themselves or in encrypted crates for which you will need to buy a key to unlock (thanks, Destructoid). The skill-based co-op shooter will soon include a Trading Floor section, where in-game loot can be bought using small lumps of real-world cash. Killing Floor 2 developer Tripwire Interactive has issued a response to fans angered by the impending addition of microtransactions to the Steam Early Access hit.
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