Drianx -> RE: I don't understand (1/3/2015 18:26:22)
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I am well aware of how poor the compensation may seem, particularly to one who had spent an inordinate amount of real-life money for the Varium to buy enhancements, but from an objective standpoint it is excellent (at least in comparison to, say, what one may have been subjected to in other games). In addition, unless one enhanced equipment unnecessarily, or switched gear often, there should have been no need to purchase multiple--much less many--10K-Varium packs; it was the Credits prices that were outrageous, not the Varium (though I don't deny they were high, but even so most of the concern here was in the rare nine- or ten-slot items). If people were spending hundreds of dollars on enhancements alone, I'm sorry to point out that they were already essentially wasting that Varium. Compensation should have been in accordance with the loss that removal of enhancements provoked. The vast majority of players did not even want a compensation, they rather wanted their game back. quote:
I do agree that there should have been greater compensation (at least for those who spent hundreds or even thousands of dollars on enhancements), but there should be a limit. Especially when taking into consideration the fact that these individuals reaped the benefits of the enhancements repeatedly in PvPs, especially against those players who did not purchase much or any Varium. No offense, but that is a limited perspective over people who used varium enhancements. Like in any other competition, if you wanted to compete at highest levels, you needed the ultimate gear. Professional athletes for example, are not just 'people who pwn noobz', but people who take competition extremely seriously, and are committed to invest anything for winning. When athletes who competed for the Olympic Games were asked 'Would you take a drug that guarantees you a Gold Medal, but kills you after 10 years?', most of them answered YES. Ultimate performance only comes with ultimate sacrifice and investment - money, time, effort. Epicduel is a competitive game, and everyone is here either for his own goals, or for his faction. And if some people wanted to take it seriously enough to spend money into it for becoming more and more competitive - yes, by paying-for-winning - it was their choice, because that is how the game was at that time.
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