Hey ATA. I know there are allot of haters & lovers of these events. I, for one, am digging them. There are some that don't understand the concept of enterprise but I understand you are in the business of making money. I get it & spend my share. I have a suggestion though; either decrease the number of event boxes that drop, increase the amount that can be opened per day with "fake" gold or make them more worth while. I don't mind sending money where I feel that I got my money's worth but come on, a buck for the gold key & for a few extra favors is ridiculous. How about 5 nobs per box? Players are better off spending their nobs on circles &/or seals. They'll make more gold, favors & other items like scales for a MUCH better value. If you pay attention to this idea or not, how about at least removing all these left over boxes from our accounts after the event? It'd be much appreciated not to have them in the way. Thank you.
Developers are milking right now. If it makes money it stays the same. They don't care if people like or enjoy a concept of the game. Only if they spend money on it. Which most do due to the competitive nature of the players and the need the community has to keep their stats up so that they can war and hit ebs with their friends.
I totally understand that. It's a business...I get it. If they don't want to make them more accessible or worthwhile ( which they definitely ARE NOT) then I just want them to take them off of my account so they're not taking up space. I still have a corraline box from an event that's just sitting there.
That's part of the money grabbing plan. Some people get so OCD about things that they would pay a buck just to clear it. The developers are horrible when they lose their care about a game. I was in FC when they stopped caring and pulled the plug. But they will milk Kaw until they find a replacement. SMASH gets good ratings but it doesn't pull the same money so they are hoping for this next game to do it.
Yeah support to lower price or remove them straight after events but also i'd like to point out there's a big difference between the way your average business & the way ATA or the gaming industry (especially the freemium gaming industry) conduct business & that difference is that ATA's/the gaming industry's ethics aren't nearly as good as your average business.