Soliqe -> RE: Choices to Artix and Financial staff (5/21/2011 21:50:32)
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I love how people ignored my post... This time, I'll re-post it in bold: @Wiseman In regards to your first paragraph, nothing is ever free. It's like me saying, "I'll give you two free tickets to heaven today (since the world is ending and all) for the small low price of $50" Do you not see the contradiction? Free and money do not mix. That's what stupid infomercials do when they're trying to sell Billy May's Oxy Clean. The only small difference with EpicDuel is that you're not shouting our ears off saying, "KABOOM! WORKS LIKE MAGIC! WOW LOOK AT THAT SHINE! KABOOM! AND THE STAIN IS GONE!!!" Honestly, if you can explain to me how free and money coincide with each other, then I will be amazed and silenced. I agree with the rest of your post. I honestly don't hoard varium. I'm a need to buy basis. However, that's still not an excuse for the insane varium promos. Anyways, I believe I've said enough to get my point across. To the rest of you, "We don't have to buy Varium? You are correct, but you are wrong in so many ways. WE are the investors of EpicDuel. You know, in the business world, the investors make decisions upon the "product" for it's welfare. This is not only to keep the "investors happy" but it's to keep the business running. Right now, the business(ED) is ignoring it's investors(The players), twisting their ideas, and making a terrible version of it. If the investors are going to be ignored further, the investors will pull out their stock, and invest elsewhere. Right now, the investing in this game is becoming taxing and the investors are voicing their opinions. It's time for AE and ED to either listen to their investors, or close down ED permanently.(since the investors will leave) You can say my ideas are bull, and that they're over dramatic; but this is a business, not just a game. And this business right now, is going to go down hill if they don't change their pricing. People can't spend money like they used to. Inflation is causing money to flow to more important things, and less to go into leisure. If you can't see that, I feel sorry for all of you.
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