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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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Whats everyones’s thoughts on what July 4th deals will look like
Mnguyen50
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What is everyone expecting or Hoping for?
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The perspective that I don't see often on forums as much is the positive one of being excited for people who enjoy spending on their accounts to open cool prizes, progress their accounts, and enjoy playing the game. People who spend on big deal days could have spent any other day, they just literally get a better deal when something like this comes out. In any game where you can pay to get better rewards, something like this happens.
Now sure, its always interesting to see how worth it the deals actually are, and it makes sense to complain when Kabam makes what seems like a ridiculous decision when it comes to the level of rewards that can be bought with units (and therefore money, since most people don't usually have free time grind up to 30k units without spending, though congrats if you do) as opposed to rewards offered for completing in-game content. I just hope I don't have to read through a million posts complaining about how unfair everything is for F2P or for lower progression players. Be happy for people who are getting new things (legally), use it as motivation to push you to finally reach the next level, be constructive when someone else gets that dream pull that you have been looking for. There are positive ways to do things that can make it a fun weekend for everyone, or it can just be an explosion of regret and annoyance.
it be like that.
If it continues July 4, it’s a pretty clear indication that they’re willing to sell the title via selectors, willing to let f2p clear content for it, but they aren’t going to make unit offers part of that progression.
If you're a highly competitive player, spending can even be a double edged sword. A lot of their spending doesn't go directly towards improving their overall game play experience. It goes towards keeping up with other spenders, and doing things they wouldn't otherwise do except for the needs of competitive play. In other words, they are spending just to neutralize the spending of other spenders.
If you're F2P by coincidence, in other words, you don't spend because you don't want to spend in general, you might get jealous of what spenders get. But if you are F2P because you're explicitly trying to see how much game you can get for free, I don't think spenders bother you. In that case spenders aren't making your experience worse, they are making it better, because they give you something to compare yourself to, to see how much game you're getting away with playing for free compared to people spending huge amounts of cash. Everything an F2P player earns in the game is something someone somewhere probably spent a lot to get. And the more they spent, the happier I think those kinds of F2P players are.
Cavs: Passable but underwhelming cash deals, with unit deals that are slightly improved but still treat all Cavs like they're fresh off 6.1. In other words, trash.
UC and Below: Gently Caressed.
Kabam could surprise me. Gutting the "middle-class" didn't particularly help their bottom line. TB might've been a decent game-balance hotfix, but it's been pretty terrible financially it seems.
With a few t5cc fragement offers.
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That TB deals are even better than ever..
Because they should be of course.
If cav reward are better TB's should be amazingly better as well.
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Uncollected deals should help progress them to cav
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Everything else is a welcome to the game package.