Sn1perJohnE Wrote:its a fail as far as im concerned, but im pretty sure Nexon is happy all around with it <_< hundreds spent on gacha and barely any/no one actually got one. IMO, they needa just up the rate a bit and leave em in gacha.
Roflecopter, that's the standard Nexon approach to everything. They make something new and they hype it up, it's rare to the point where barely anyone gets it, the event "ends," and magically like 3 weeks later the item becomes much more common, and that causes another hype. Pink capes were the best example of this. They used to be in Henesys Gach only, a 3 attack one was worth 700 mil clean and a 4 att one was worth 1.2 bil clean. Needless to say, once Zipangu came out, the PAC owners got smashed iin the teeth real good.
HurrycaneX Wrote:I don't get it, why would anyone spend so much money on a useless chair that only looks cool. Most of the time I let my character stand when I'm in town doing nothing cause it still recovers some HP and MP. That and most chairs are ugly so I don't even want (to use) them. I'd rather have some good equipment.
At least Nexon makes money of it so they can keep the game running.
It's not about keeping the game running at this point. They kept the game running fine years ago, when they made far less money off NX and gach. Now they've destabilized everything ranging from equips to whole classes to make more $$$, I cannot believe it's just for "server costs."
Milelke Wrote:No, Gachapon is not Gambling, becuase whatever you get that's crappy you can just NPC, therefore you always get a Meso Return.
It would be gambling if you had a chance of getting nothing.
This is incorrect. You are spending real money for a CHANCE at good virtual items. While there is a tired old argument that this is not gambling because you "ALWAYS" get "SOMETHING," the fact is that "something" is often a power elixir worth 7,000 mesos. 7,000 mesos for 1 dollar is not very different than 0 mesos for one dollar. Your argument works to keep Gachopon from being shut down through the legal system, but in the SPIRIT of the law, it is naked gambling.