How is this fair?

Adding an "intentional crash" mechanic would not incentivize spend. It would do the opposite. I know we're in strange times right now, but does all logic and common sense need to go out the window?

"BobcatSkywalker;c-2081696" wrote:

"TVF;c-2081683" wrote:

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"BobcatSkywalker;c-2080756" wrote:
When your closer to kyber this seems to increase. I think It's meant to make it more challenging...

Stop spreading stuff like this, it's not helpful.

Thats opinion

Conspiracy theory with no basis in anything.

Based on personal experience. Without the crashing I would have made kyber several other times as well. Although maybe in winning more than I should because of the game crashing on my enemies. Either way for the most competitive newest mode to be bugged, especially when the top level rewards are for only people who go near perfect seems intentionally structured that way to me. I mean devs havent said that they didnt intend for ot to be like this have they?

You're right, they never said they didn't make the game crash more when you get close to kyber, therefore they must have done exactly that.

It doesnt always have to happen right before you make kyber, not everything is absolute.

it can happen in week 1 or 2 or 3 or 4.

Your very good at taking what someone says applying your own thoughts and making it an extreme case then arguing against what you have personally implied.

U should run for office.

I'm reminded of a famous line from Wargames right now.

Enjoy your Tuesday.

"cannonfodder_iv;c-2081705" wrote:
Adding an "intentional crash" mechanic would not incentivize spend. It would do the opposite. I know we're in strange times right now, but does all logic and common sense need to go out the window?

Sometimes it was never in the house ?‍♂️

Have you people not figured it out. It has happened more often and more frequently. Yet the developers don't care. People are spending money that is all that matters. Quality of the game and lack of content doesn't mean anything, if people are still spending money.

"cannonfodder_iv;c-2081705" wrote:
Adding an "intentional crash" mechanic would not incentivize spend. It would do the opposite. I know we're in strange times right now, but does all logic and common sense need to go out the window?

Yes it actually does. It messes with a lot of people’s heads. Just look at all the idiots still partying on the beaches for spring break!