The leveling wall?
Why is there a credit leveling wall? Shouldn't the game makers try promote use of uncommon characters and character use in general? Wouldn't that lead to more sales of product? I don't understand...
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"b06af3tt;c-1152818" wrote:"Kyno;c-1152799" wrote:
You can buy credits. If you want to spend money there you go.
If people could lvl without restrictions they would get board quick and then stop playing. The game is a grind. The grind is life.
I don't like the idea of spending real cash on resources either. It isn't appealing.
A strategy of money for characters, specifically, is much more substantive and "rewarding" for a player. It gives the player sold product and generates fulfillment of a transaction vs a purchase for credits to level what someone all ready has or gear. I would anticipate spending real currency on resources would have a negative effect and lead toward players quiting and other adverse result.
That's the current system they are using and it seems to keep them bringing in $$.
Buying am actual "thing" for money gives people a direct view and therefore am effective way to make a (even subconscious ) cost benefit analysis. <-- this is bad for spending. Impulse over educated spending is the business model
