Is anyone seeking to confirm this? Several sources have said the consumable is also available. Easy thing would be to simply confirm the information.... Instead of agreeing with people on a Internet message board as you condemn internet social media and claim things are disinformation.
Keeping in mind misinformation is people being wrong. You're saying it's disinformation, as in intentionally wrong information being spread like there's some conspiracy involved.
You don't seem credible.
You are a retard who has clearly not played the game. I am actively playing it this weekend. Here are the facts, at least at the point in the game I am at.
You can buy Wake Stones (waste of money), Rift Crystals (even more of a waste), and a one time starter pack thing in the store. Nothing that affects gameplay in any meaningful way (or cannot be farmed in game) exists on their money store. The in game use of Rift crystals is for Cosmetic Resets, cosmetic eye glasses, and AI mods for your pawn. You don't need any of that shit and unless you are hiring pawns massively above your level, you won't even spend Rift Crystals at all. The end.
Now general review from PS5-
The good:
Has not crashed once and while framerates drop at times it never gets unplayable.
The game is massive, especially compared to the original. So much to explore, its fucking ridiculous.
Retains most of the original gameplay with a few tweaks, so if you liked the first one at all you will like this one.
Game is more challenging in the early parts than the first one, but not in a frustrating way.
Pawns are extremely helpful if they have been used in the same quest or area by someone else.
Story is actually fairly decent and well thought out.
The Bad:
The main QoL upgrades from Dark Arisen are nowhere to be seen (unlimited Ferrystone WereRU?).
The game is stingy with gold and everything is expensive, including simple inn visits and basic supplies. Game is filled with money sinks and no real way to farm gold fast.
The game is beyond dark at night to the point of frustration if you are fighting a fast large enemy like the Minos or Griffon.
No in game reference to explain what the various icons in the game actually mean.
One save slot can suck it. In the clamped economy I cannot afford to experiment with the other classes because I can't afford the extra gear.
Vendors can now be murdered by mobs and if you want them back, pay a wakestone.
The Ugly:
Quest Log and Inventory are pure aids.
Pawns love to leap to their death for no fucking reason, especially when you are almost to your goal after traveling to an objective for over an hour.
Who fucking thought no target lock was a good idea? Especially with how dark it is at night? I mean I am kind of used to it, but on a controller its really annoying.
Agro on the main character is insane. I literally spent ten minutes running for my life from a Mino who completely ignored the three pawns damaging him without having done one thing.
Four skill slots is not enough and there is zero excuse for changing it from eight in the first game.
Overall, having fun but its grindy in a way that the other one was not. Initial impression is an 8.5 but I need to complete the game to judge it fairly.