The last thing you want to do with a complex situation is make it more complex. Which is exactly what this "solution" made it be. More complex. Actually it made it less complex. No, actually it did not. The solution is less complex. Whether people like the outcome or not.
The last thing you want to do with a complex situation is make it more complex. Which is exactly what this "solution" made it be. More complex. Actually it made it less complex. No, actually it did not.
The last thing you want to do with a complex situation is make it more complex. Which is exactly what this "solution" made it be. More complex. Actually it made it less complex.
The last thing you want to do with a complex situation is make it more complex. Which is exactly what this "solution" made it be. More complex.
The last thing you want to do with a complex situation is make it more complex.
Okay, so let's recap. They decided to extend a courtesy to people who passed on the Offer because Paragon was announced. Some people inadvertently had access to it again, and they decided to allow them to keep what they got. Another courtesy. Obviously the error was on their side, fair enough. Still, that was the onus. Now people are upset that some got to benefit and others didn't, so they expect another redo.I understand the competitive nature of the game, but there comes a point where we need to leave well-enough alone. The last thing you want to do with a complex situation is make it more complex. Let’s be honest here, this entire mess stemmed from the fact Kabam didn’t communicate with their player base appropriately. They haven’t provided us courtesies, they’re addressing the clear issues with fairness and balance for their player base, which they’ve now made worse with their inability to execute the appropriate fix. People are completely entitled to voice their criticism here. ‘Leaving it we’ll enough alone’ doesn’t really achieve much.
Okay, so let's recap. They decided to extend a courtesy to people who passed on the Offer because Paragon was announced. Some people inadvertently had access to it again, and they decided to allow them to keep what they got. Another courtesy. Obviously the error was on their side, fair enough. Still, that was the onus. Now people are upset that some got to benefit and others didn't, so they expect another redo.I understand the competitive nature of the game, but there comes a point where we need to leave well-enough alone. The last thing you want to do with a complex situation is make it more complex.
This is just becoming a sick joke. I’m free to play already did my initial run and didn’t get the package the first time. Then they go and release the new title and the requirements after they already released the content. With being free to play I’ve always grinded the units for game changing deals like this but since I’ve already did my initial run and still don’t have the units saved up I miss out on it twice now. This is complete bs
Hi could i get some help please @Kabam Miike i haven't even started Act 7 yet still doing Act 6 100% but that 10k offer is there for me to buy so am i allowed to buy it without getting my account ban/items in deal taken away or losing my units because i have 12k uints??
Okay, so let's recap. They decided to extend a courtesy to people who passed on the Offer because Paragon was announced. Some people inadvertently had access to it again, and they decided to allow them to keep what they got. Another courtesy. Obviously the error was on their side, fair enough. Still, that was the onus. Now people are upset that some got to benefit and others didn't, so they expect another redo.I understand the competitive nature of the game, but there comes a point where we need to leave well-enough alone. The last thing you want to do with a complex situation is make it more complex. Let’s be honest here, this entire mess stemmed from the fact Kabam didn’t communicate with their player base appropriately. They haven’t provided us courtesies, they’re addressing the clear issues with fairness and balance for their player base, which they’ve now made worse with their inability to execute the appropriate fix. People are completely entitled to voice their criticism here. ‘Leaving it we’ll enough alone’ doesn’t really achieve much. What part of my comment indicated that people couldn't voice their opinion? It wasn't miscommunication. It was an Announcement that came after the fact, and people felt it should have come before the Offer. So they extended it to accommodate. There's a difference between what we think should happen versus what actually happens. Voicing concerns is perfectly acceptable. People are equally free to acknowledge efforts just the same. It was a courtesy. It could have gone the way of moving forward. There's a great deal of pointing out errors, but very little acknowledgement for efforts.
I will point out that this entire exercise was a "pro-player move".
I will point out that this entire exercise was a "pro-player move". Had it been done correctly yes, it would have been.
I will point out that this entire exercise was a "pro-player move". No it is not.
Do I think it fair they released the requirements after the original offer?
I will point out that this entire exercise was a "pro-player move". Had it been done correctly yes, it would have been. Are people not able to go back and purchase it to work towards Paragon? Seems to me the issue stems from the fact that some got an inadvertent benefit and not the gesture itself.
I will point out that this entire exercise was a "pro-player move". Had it been done correctly yes, it would have been. Are people not able to go back and purchase it to work towards Paragon? Seems to me the issue stems from the fact that some got an inadvertent benefit and not the gesture itself. The only reason they delayed it so many days is to get it right and sort through the data and send it only to those that passed up the offer. I can understand if the offer went out inadvertently to everyone who completed act 7 but they sent it basically to everyone initially. Even people who are cavalier. Thats actually a big time mess up. Care to explain how this happened? They might as well have sent this offer 2 weeks ago.
It's not a pro-player move because now that I think about it, act 7 exploration rewards should include at least one full catalyst of each (tier 6 basic, tier 3 alpha) A pro-player move would be to buff the act 7 exploration rewards. It wouldn't get everyone to paragon but it would be more fair. they're charging 10,000 units because completion/exploration rewards are not enough to bring up a 6 star to rank 4 on their own So this whole thing is a mess.
Do I think it fair they released the requirements after the original offer? I don't think it is unfair.I don't know where people get the idea that they deserve perfect forward information about the future. You're presented with the choices you're offered and you have to make those choices with imperfect information. You don't get to know everything, and things can change at any time. Informed choice only goes so far: it does not extend to a right to know the future, and it does not extend to a right to know unannounced things.Part of playing the game is making choices and then living with them. There's no "if I had known I would have done differently." That's the point. I know there's a lot of people who think differently, and frankly I don't know how they manage to live their lives on Earth. The only interesting questions are the ones you don't have the answer in the back of the book, If I knew what the consequences of all of my decisions in the game would be, they wouldn't be worth spending any of my time making them. That's not playing a game, that is piloting a monorail. If there is no if I had known I would have done differently then why is kabam reoffering this deal in the first place? It’s because people were not informed of the requirements for paragon ahead of time. And I am not complaining at all about missing it the first time. When I heard the requirements I knew I wasn’t going to make it day 1 but that I’d be able to work towards it and make it soon, presumably by the 4th of July. The fact that this offer was reoffered was just a bonus to me. However, at the time of the original release of this offer they certainly knew the requirements for paragon and chose not to release them. As a business that is certainly their right but if they had then all of this messed could have been avoided.
Do I think it fair they released the requirements after the original offer? I don't think it is unfair.I don't know where people get the idea that they deserve perfect forward information about the future. You're presented with the choices you're offered and you have to make those choices with imperfect information. You don't get to know everything, and things can change at any time. Informed choice only goes so far: it does not extend to a right to know the future, and it does not extend to a right to know unannounced things.Part of playing the game is making choices and then living with them. There's no "if I had known I would have done differently." That's the point. I know there's a lot of people who think differently, and frankly I don't know how they manage to live their lives on Earth. The only interesting questions are the ones you don't have the answer in the back of the book, If I knew what the consequences of all of my decisions in the game would be, they wouldn't be worth spending any of my time making them. That's not playing a game, that is piloting a monorail.