**Mastery Loadouts**
Due to issues related to the release of Mastery Loadouts, the "free swap" period will be extended.
The new end date will be May 1st.
Due to issues related to the release of Mastery Loadouts, the "free swap" period will be extended.
The new end date will be May 1st.
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I don’t understand, if you don’t want to pay £10 a month, then don’t, but don’t come and whinge.
Don’t tell Kabam how to programme their game, tell me what doesn’t have a subscription based type thing these days?
I beg to differ. It's only natural for a company to increase the prices and standards if there is sufficient income. yes my statement follow the SSA but do realize that not every SSA is a fallacy.
Still a fallacy, you never established why the slippery slope would occur as a matter of fact, just a belief
It does not matter if you beg to differ. For the SSA to not be a fallacy you have to establish not that you think it will happen, but that it will happen as a matter of fact, something you have not done.
1 Price for our country is not so cheap as for example for America or Europe.
2 we have the so-called mark-up for goods from other countries, because your offer will cost us $ 12.
3 could you do as it is in the steam gaming platform, where the price of the game depends on the country in which the player lives, and not the total price for all.
4 In this game need different players, and those who plays for free and those who invest money. Without simple players, the game will be dull and not interesting, as those who buy everything will play with themselves, and the interest will disappear. It will be a couple of thousand players, no more. Therefore, the balance between free and paid should be. Free players create a mass, paid players pay interest to play against that mass of players. That's the balance.
5 And if kabam company is fair and honest, it will make it possible to buy this offer not only for $ 10, but also to buy it for units. As it is done in other MMO games. Where you can buy and for the domestic currency that is sold for money. For example, let this offer cost 1500 units, and who wants to buy this offer for units, and who wants to buy for money. Then we can say that the game marvel battle of Champions, is a free game and that the company cares about the players.
This game is a business. Its not greed and a companies dont give things for free just because you feel you are entitled to have them for free.
1 Price for our country is not so cheap as for example for America or Europe.
2 we have the so-called mark-up for goods from other countries, because your offer will cost us $ 12.
3 could you do as it is in the steam gaming platform, where the price of the game depends on the country in which the player lives, and not the total price for all.
4 In this game need different players, and those who plays for free and those who invest money. Without simple players, the game will be dull and not interesting, as those who buy everything will play with themselves, and the interest will disappear. It will be a couple of thousand players, no more. Therefore, the balance between free and paid should be. Free players create a mass, paid players pay interest to play against that mass of players. That's the balance.
5 And if kabam company is fair and honest, it will make it possible to buy this offer not only for $ 10, but also to buy it for units. As it is done in other MMO games. Where you can buy and for the domestic currency that is sold for money. For example, let this offer cost 1500 units, and who wants to buy this offer for units, and who wants to buy for money. Then we can say that the game marvel battle of Champions, is a free game and that the company cares about the players.
first step for improvement = rank down tickets
Look at Kiryu. He’s at what.. 18 R5s + 1 R2 or something.
I’m f2p, done every single content that he has, and am sitting at 9 R5s and 2 R2s. That’s a total of 15 T5B difference at the very least.
(No offence to bro KT though. Just needed a well known example 😂😂)
I say again, f2p should not expect the privileges of those who spend. It’s just how the world works.