2011-09-23, 05:56 PM
They don't have to make anything start dropping. They can opt for a complete removal of the items (as complete as they can without screwing those that already paid), ending in an eventual de-evolution of the game, meaning those who already have, will always, while those who don't, will never.
They could also just make you pay directly for the stats. While in some ways they could be cheaper in the long run, at the same time it could be more expensive for the players. Either way, it'd end up making Nexon less money for them to use on already crappy service.
This should just be left alone, it's a sound business model, it's really no different than those prize machines that used to be in every store, those "random" or "lucky button press" games that used to be in skating rings, and who knows where else they could be atm, as I'm not a kid I don't necessarily go anywhere these machines would be anymore.
As far as the "haves" and "have nots," the "have nots" really just need to get over themselves. Frankly, the way of the world is, if you can get it, it's yours. It's nature at it's finest. Don't bother bringing any of this crap "little kids taking their parents credit cards."
Some of you literally only have a problem with these systems, cause you can't make much use out of it. I said some, btw, for those that can't read, and I'm not pointing out anyone specific. It's true though. Anyone that does have access to it, and is complaining, it's because they haven't had the right luck with these systems.
Anyways, as far as the op, it really just seems like "government" aiming for more control. Whichever way it goes, believe me, someone will have equally as much a problem with any route taken, there is just literally no scenario where everyone wins.
They could also just make you pay directly for the stats. While in some ways they could be cheaper in the long run, at the same time it could be more expensive for the players. Either way, it'd end up making Nexon less money for them to use on already crappy service.
This should just be left alone, it's a sound business model, it's really no different than those prize machines that used to be in every store, those "random" or "lucky button press" games that used to be in skating rings, and who knows where else they could be atm, as I'm not a kid I don't necessarily go anywhere these machines would be anymore.
As far as the "haves" and "have nots," the "have nots" really just need to get over themselves. Frankly, the way of the world is, if you can get it, it's yours. It's nature at it's finest. Don't bother bringing any of this crap "little kids taking their parents credit cards."
Some of you literally only have a problem with these systems, cause you can't make much use out of it. I said some, btw, for those that can't read, and I'm not pointing out anyone specific. It's true though. Anyone that does have access to it, and is complaining, it's because they haven't had the right luck with these systems.
Anyways, as far as the op, it really just seems like "government" aiming for more control. Whichever way it goes, believe me, someone will have equally as much a problem with any route taken, there is just literally no scenario where everyone wins.