Why do offers like this even exist in the game??

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Terra

Whales. And the people who are desperate for rankups.

YoMoves

Worthwhile, yes?

No, Grandmaster. No it is not.

Lvernon15

They need to give us a way to turn off these pop up offers, they’re just annoying as heck and there are a few people who accidentally buy them and have to go through a whole ordeal with support

DrZola

My suggestion: have an “Offers” tab like the existing “Rewards,” “Cards,” etc. Put them there so I can check them periodically at my leisure. Don’t break up the game flow to tell me I can get 68 T2c shards for 50 units.

Dr. Zola

Lucifer1810

"Limited time offer" Like i am supposed to care

winterthur

The game is very different now compared with when it was in 2016/2017.

Then a T4BC cost 1k and I remember because I made a post that I bought it.
So, at that time it could be fair value though I am sure there will be disagreements.

With 5-Star shards, T2A, awakening gems raining down (ok, a bit exaggerated) through free login calendars, this offer could have been changed.

Why it is not, is for the game developer to know and for us Summoner to find out.

Greekhit

For the same reason many other things also in game look so 2017 (lesser/greater solo, war, loyalty crystals etc.). They are just outdated and forgotten like that by the developers. Sometimes it feels like none of them is playing the game 🤔

G0311

Kabam needs to revamp everything. They need to take a good look.

Hammerbro_64

I bet you people accidentally click it and when you create a ticket, they don't refund you.

Easy unit drain on accidental clicks.

I’ve contacted support with an accidental 200ish offer tap and got my units back within 48 hours ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Mauled

Wait you’re telling me you don’t want to spend an Odin on 2 T4B?

LeNoirFaineant

"Don't forget" lmao. You can buy something by accident but you need a multi-step process to get rid of a garbage offer.

Thecurler

It's called price anchoring. I'm sure they don't expect to sell many at that price like they don't expect to sell many of the crazy overpriced "offers".
For example you see something on sale at 3000 units, next time you see it at 1000 units and think hey that's 66% off, what a bargain.