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Qwerty12345
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I'm Paragon. For today's daily crystal, I got the 1/2 of a T5B (22500 shards). I'd say there are better, some worse, and that this should be "average". I'll also put in as a point here that last week I got units... 45 from the crystal (not sure what the range is, they rarely come in).
Now to the point: When I clicked out of my reward, I got one of the usual pop-up offers. I can get a whopping 2250 (10% of what I just got for free) for a sale price. It should retail for 5625 units, but if I buy now... I can get for the low, low price of 1125 units.
Now I could look at the 80% off price and go wow, that's a great deal. But anyone with a tenth of a braincell would realize that there is the store now in the game where you can buy 22500 shards (10x more) for 240 units (about 21% of the price), limit 10 per week.
Please Kabam. Either get rid of these rip-off offers, that no one wants, create pop-ups in the game pissing players off, and only creates headaches for people including your support trying to undo these transactions?
Otherwise they only serve as a possible form of sobriety-like test, except you aren't actually disabling the player's access to buy anything with any resource in the game for 1 hour, and waiting for them to sober up. Even casinos have to stop letting players gamble when they hit a certain point... and clicking purchase on one of these offers is way past that point.
Now to the point: When I clicked out of my reward, I got one of the usual pop-up offers. I can get a whopping 2250 (10% of what I just got for free) for a sale price. It should retail for 5625 units, but if I buy now... I can get for the low, low price of 1125 units.
Now I could look at the 80% off price and go wow, that's a great deal. But anyone with a tenth of a braincell would realize that there is the store now in the game where you can buy 22500 shards (10x more) for 240 units (about 21% of the price), limit 10 per week.
Please Kabam. Either get rid of these rip-off offers, that no one wants, create pop-ups in the game pissing players off, and only creates headaches for people including your support trying to undo these transactions?
Otherwise they only serve as a possible form of sobriety-like test, except you aren't actually disabling the player's access to buy anything with any resource in the game for 1 hour, and waiting for them to sober up. Even casinos have to stop letting players gamble when they hit a certain point... and clicking purchase on one of these offers is way past that point.
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