Incorrect Tier 1 Basic Alloy from Glory Store

Currently the Glory Store shows that you can purchase FULL Tier 1 Basic Alloys, and not fragments unlike the Tier 2/3 Basic Alloys, which correctly display fragments. However, if you purchase the Tier 1 Basic Alloy offer, it seems to reward 75 fragments, and not full alloys. I ranked up my 3* thor relic, which should only cost 2 tier 1 basic alloys, but I now have 0 total, seen with the image of my 3* Juggernaut relic. Unfortunately I don't have before/after pictures of my tier 1 basic alloys and fragments, but this should show this a clear bug at least in that the Glory store incorrectly shows it as full tier 1 basic alloys.

If this is the case, is it possible to be refunded the cost for purchasing since the store falsely shows what you are actually buying?

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Anonymous1415

Noticed there was another thread about this: https://forums.playcontestofchampions.com/en/discussion/320165/glory-store-relic-tier-1-basic-alloy#latest

As noted in that post, the AQ Update post mentions that it should be a full alloy for Paragon (which I am). So is this a visual bug where the offer shows 75 Full Tier 1 Basic Alloys, but is only giving 1?

ZeiramMR

Noticed there was another thread about this: https://forums.playcontestofchampions.com/en/discussion/320165/glory-store-relic-tier-1-basic-alloy#latest

As noted in that post, the AQ Update post mentions that it should be a full alloy for Paragon (which I am). So is this a visual bug where the offer shows 75 Full Tier 1 Basic Alloys, but is only giving 1?

My suspicion is that they put the 75 Fragment version of the Tier 1 Basic Alloy (essentially 25%) instead of the Full Alloy it was supposed to be according to the label and announcement.

If you go to the Alloys tab of your Inventory, does it say you have fragments?

Anonymous1415

I bought another one for testing and it seems like it is giving the correct item for Paragon, 1 full Tier 1 Basic Alloy. So it seems that it is just a visual bug where it says 75 (should say 1) while having the correct image/text of a full alloy.