The 1,000,000 Likes will fail??

I don't think Kabam will reach 1 million likes on facebook.
Agree or Disagree?
I hope that the 4 star poll vote crystal still comes, Agree or Disagree?

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Eb0ny-O-M4w

It will most certainly fail.
But c'mon, there are already enough threads about this ... And there is even the announcement thread

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BitterSteel

eXtripa69 wrote: »

It will most certainly fail.
But c'mon, there are already enough threads about this ... And there is even the announcement thread

Haven't you got anything better to do than try and help moderate a forum?

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A_Noob_Is1

It will fail unfortunately, and we'll probably not get the 4 star crystal deal

LeNoirFaineant

I'm more interested in the 2* arena than the $1 crystal. It will certainly fail. We will just have to see if they scrap it, do it anyway, or extend the timeline.

NevvB

Buster wrote: »

I don't think we should get anything, 1 million wasn't that out of reach. All we had to do was share the page ask a few friends to like it. Each of us could have gotten a friend or more to like the page. I got some likes but is wasn't near enough, to make 1 million. People want rewards but don't want to work to get them.

Well.... they had 750k likes in 3 years and wanted 250k in a month.

Hmmm...

Sungj

ArmandStar wrote: »

i would buy those $1 crystals if they gave 5*

Lol who wouldn't

DrOctavius2_2

Pretty much we were all supposed to advertise the game for Kabam and that didn’t work out so good

Jmoneysteck

Buster wrote: »

I don't think we should get anything, 1 million wasn't that out of reach. All we had to do was share the page ask a few friends to like it. Each of us could have gotten a friend or more to like the page. I got some likes but is wasn't near enough, to make 1 million. People want rewards but don't want to work to get them.

i asked my friends and they told me i was addicted

DukeZman

Buster wrote: »

I don't think we should get anything, 1 million wasn't that out of reach. All we had to do was share the page ask a few friends to like it. Each of us could have gotten a friend or more to like the page. I got some likes but is wasn't near enough, to make 1 million. People want rewards but don't want to work to get them.

The reality is that any chance they had was ruined by some bad PR/Marketing. The Goldbloom troll of over a million people didn't help: "Special announcement coming for the community Monday!" Monday comes and the announcement literally affected 5 Legends. Made people upset and upset people don't like pages.

Then there was Black Friday and Cyber Monday with lackluster offers. Several people I saw, myself included, had plans to spend (and I'm not normally a spender) but then the deals were so meh we didn't spend. More disappointments and so not really feeling like giving the old "like button" campaign a push.

Kabam could learn something here: excited, happy, people promote a company that they're excited and happy about. Really this whole campaign was a huge push to get them free publicity and get more money from us (buying the $1 crystals) but in the end they're the ones who missed their goal, not us.

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shchong2

ArmandStar wrote: »

oh right, consolation prizes. what i said was more like milestone rewards, you know, picking up smaller rewards on our way to the goal (which would be the final milestone)

they should have made it a milestone event. oh well.

Yes, certainly true!!

This is certainly a way to do some good for Kabam themselves as well as for the mass majority .... win some of the players, fix some of their bad PR, earn our trust, and in fact improve their EARNING, since they could still sell some crystals (maybe only the 1st highest or only the 2nd highest champ from each class and not both, instead of top 2 from each class, etc). Smart marketing or PR can still turn a failed mission into a WIN-WIN situation.

Believing in all or nothing, is NOT going to do any good for both players and kabam. Not sure why some folks prefer a LOOSE-LOOSE situation? ... lol

SteelCurtainMUT

My 1st thought when seeing it was no chance in hell they’d reach it

Spurgeon14

Buster wrote: »

Could have gotten it if we would have shared and ask people to like page.

Could have gotten it if 1 million people sold their souls to Kabam!

Scarlett_Ohara1113

Idk why they would even ask. If they deserve it yes, but they have absolutely horrid customer service and treats their player base like **** and squeeze every penny out. Sad, what an awesome game

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NDK13

Buster wrote: »

Scarlett_Ohara1113 wrote: »

Idk why they would even ask. If they deserve it yes, but they have absolutely horrid customer service and treats their player base like **** and squeeze every penny out. Sad, what an awesome game

If they are that bad, Why are so many people wanting rewards? Why are so many people still playing? Why are so many people still spending money?

Because it's a good game. That's your reason for why people still play and spend on it. Btw this marketing strategy was another way to earn more money through the social media platform. For each like and share they're earning money. But a pleb like you won't understand. And that milestone is impossible to reach within few weeks. 250k for 2 weeks when the game itself has less than 500k active players.

CoatHang3r

I’m sorry plenty of Marvel games are nowhere near as popular so there has to be more than the name.

If it fails I hope they offer an SG, HB, LC, KK, and Groot crystal as they are all 99 so I would get 550 5* shards for a buck.

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TimE

They have great incentives to get to 1 Million likes because it is a daunting task and they hoped it would be enough motivation. Why would anyone think they will give the rewards if the goal is missed? I even see people saying that they liked the page, so they should get something. My guess is they are the same kids who were satisfied with a participation trophy in little league.

WOK

DrOctavius2_2 wrote: »

Pretty much we were all supposed to advertise the game for Kabam and that didn’t work out so good

For me pwrsonally, it's pretty difficult to do considering the year being full of bugs, glitches, surprise changes(nerfs), contradicting announcements, false information, constant emergency maintenances, and seemingly ignoring quite a bit of requests for updates to issues that have gone on for a number of months with some still going.

Illuminant

No not ???? Just . Lmao

Swe_wolfis

It has been known that it will fail since the time they announced it.

FilmScorpion

I really think they will extend the deadline. It is their ONLY chance to keep all likes they just bought. If we don't get the dollar crystal and the 2* arena, because they didn't get the million, and they just end it there... they know they won't keep those likes. Every single person who liked them in the last few weeks will simply click "unlike". Done.

So how can they keep these likes, for which they are so pathetically begging and bribing? They HAVE TO give us those rewards. Or they will end up with fewer likes than they had at the start of this proposal. They won't just give us the rewards without the million... they aren't that generous... so... they move the deadline. Everyone wins.

I expect a message in the next day or two... "We are so close, so we decided to extend the deadline to the end of the year (or maybe Christmas). We are so generous and kind." They get the million likes by then, and we get the rewards.

They can't just end it here, we failed, no rewards. They have to keep stringing us along for another few weeks. They painted themselves into a corner, by making the likes contingent upon a promised reward. We don't get the reward... guess what... we take back all the likes. They gave us the control this time. We hold their likes in the palm of our hands.