What is the reasoning in having to wait a million years to

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• OGAvenger Member Posts: 1,159 ★★★★★

  May 16

  All good things come to those who wait…
  
  
  
  Unless of course RNG isn’t on your side

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• Pikolu Member, Guardian Guardian › Posts: 7,983 Guardian

  May 16

  Loyalty is a resource without a cap that some people have 10s to 100s of millions of. Without the timer, it would be ridiculously expensive just because of those people who would be able to open a ton of them at once.

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• FrostGiantLord Member Posts: 2,097 ★★★★

  May 17

  There aren't really many uses for Loyalty, leading to a lot of people having excess Loyalty lying around. Without the timer people would be able to spam buy these 7* crystals

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• Feeney234 Member Posts: 1,202 ★★★★

  May 17

  All my loyalty seems to go to potions and boosts for war. So what is this loyalty 7 star crystal you speak of? 😂

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• MrSakuragi Member Posts: 5,611 ★★★★★

  May 17

  Feeney234 said:

  All my loyalty seems to go to potions and boosts for war. So what is this loyalty 7 star crystal you speak of? 😂

  The crystal you could be trading your shatter tokens from season rewards for lol
  
  

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• MDx Member Posts: 96 ★

  May 17

  When they first released it, it was justified having to wait cuz ppl had limited 7*s. But now when the 7* roster is very diverse , it wouldn't hurt to lower the timer to a month or so.

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• Glassback Member Posts: 696 ★★★

  May 17

  I get that some would have a large amount of 7* if they were hoarding loyalty, but ranking them all up would be difficult, so wouldn’t skew the meta massively.
  
  I’m sure like a lot of endgame players, I’ve got a lot of 7r1 that I’d love to use in BG but don’t have the mats, whereas we get quite a lot of dust, so most of my deck is 6r5a

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