I'm not saying my $20 should have given me all the gacha girls. In fact, I'd expect to spend hundreds for all of them.
My irritation is the fact that my "measly" 20$ isn't enough to get me the EVENT card. Actually, that money went to waste already because the changed the slayers. Instead, I'm forced to spend hundreds if I want a chance at it. I've NEVER played a game besides this one that forced me to do that for the event card. Every other time, the event card is obtainable by spending little to nothing. Rather, more of a "thanks for continuing to play" kind of thing. While all the spenders are trying for leader boards and going for the limited cards from being such and such rank or the limited gacha rewards. That kind of thing I don't have an issue with, because I don't care to be on top when it costs hundreds to be there.
It's just, the way this type of event works is incredibly greedy. If you want to attack more than 1 time every 30 minutes, you spend 70 cents per additional attack. It's just.. no.
If I want to take down these bosses and get kill credit, then with my sub-700k event SED, I'd have to spend 14 puddings for every 10 mil HP I have to burn through. 14 x .7 = $9.8 to kill a single boss. WTF?
It's too early for bosses this strong for the majority of us.
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Last edited by Kotono; 08-14-2015 at 11:39 PM.
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That, I agree with. Sometimes feels the devs are basing the progression/growth of this game on the players who are obsessively strong, like way stronger than the majority of the community and when events come out that assume the entire player base has matching abilities to those select few, stuff like this can happen.
Originally Posted by Kotono
Well, in respects to our positions as customers, we more or less have 3 choices:
1. Bitch and moan (if unsuccessful, increase your volume and repeat as needed)
2. Adapt
3. Leave
And harsh as that may sound, it more or less is all it comes down to in the end, no matter how much professionalism and incentive is plugged into the mix.
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