Bg store outdated
Steam97
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Currently the bg store is pretty outdated after the latest events and the consequent changes to the game economy. Do we have a timeline for it? It’s been the same since bg launch and it was many months ago now.
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Stores are there to have flexibility on the kind of resources any summoner specifically requires, relevant to the currency they can acquire. A Paragon player might look at the BG store and need X amount of resources, while a TB or Paragon will have completely different needs.
I cannot speak for the lower progressions but, right now, the Paragon store is only missing T6CC and even if they add that, the amount would be pretty small, and it should be small.
The 6* sig stones and 6* shards still have amazing value, considering the currency is finite. You might spend on T6B and T3A, but the best bang for your buck are still sigs and then, if you have a surplus of tokens, shards.
Stores can't be updated every month, it's not just plausible. People don't seem to grasp the complexity of the game economy. It's not just "add X" and you're done. There are a lot of variables to consider.
They aren't going to allow you to buy all that with currency you can effectively get for free. I can honestly see 5* of a t6cc selling for like 5000 BG currency on release maybe more with a 1 stack limit.
Personally even tho I am not low on ISO I still feel anxious whenever I think about upgrading a champion and think about that potential BGT or desired champion which I would not be able to lvl up
Adding ISO would never hurt anyone but definitely help people like me who tend to make bad desicions with ISO (still regret Sam Wilson)
WHERE S THE GOLD?!
CATALYSTS AND NEW CHAMPS ARE USELESS WITHOUT GOLD!!!
DID I SAY GOLD ALREADY??
When I play chess, I don't expect to earn three bishops and a queen every ten games. When I play MCOC, I expect to get gameplay. The in-game rewards are something to play to earn, but no amount of quantity compensates for my time.
For all that I love progressional games, the one downside to them is they attract an unhealthy number of people who either think they live in Chinese prison camps, or who actually live in them and have to grind content for cigarettes and yard time.