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rastafari
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As you all know the first 3 sets of numbers are base upgrades, if the is a forthcoming update, and the trend of doubling current base defense numbers continue, then next base will be 11520 , think about that for a bit. With current weaponry it's probably not to difficult for most, to defeat a 5760 base.
I had a 2880 short range and a 3220 sniper, a med kit, or a well placed rocket, got the job done.
The problem as, I see it, is that, only the one percent whom regularly win PVP, are equipped.
So either we will be seeing some big azz guns soon, (Pale Horse ) or we'll be playing only, PVP for some time. The other issue is the price of Big guns (Pale Horse was 800 gold) not many of us can afford that price. So if an update is pending, and Glu wants to keep player base, we might see cheaper and more, powerful weapons, a lower number base upgrade, or a big drop off in players. Here's to bigger,and cheaper guns.
As you all know the first 3 sets of numbers are base upgrades, if the is a forthcoming update, and the trend of doubling current base defense numbers continue, then next base will be 11520 , think about that for a bit. With current weaponry it's probably not to difficult for most, to defeat a 5760 base.
I had a 2880 short range and a 3220 sniper, a med kit, or a well placed rocket, got the job done.
The problem as, I see it, is that, only the one percent whom regularly win PVP, are equipped.
So either we will be seeing some big azz guns soon, (Pale Horse ) or we'll be playing only, PVP for some time. The other issue is the price of Big guns (Pale Horse was 800 gold) not many of us can afford that price. So if an update is pending, and Glu wants to keep player base, we might see cheaper and more, powerful weapons, a lower number base upgrade, or a big drop off in players. Here's to bigger,and cheaper guns.
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You make a good point about the 1% versus overall 'player base', because we're not really talking about attack/defensive power in a video game. I think GLU is trying to separate players from being able to complete their game, while gaining the most income per player they can through PVP competition.
All I can say is "Separation breeds competition, but you end up with less competitors who breed less." Slot machine players keep the casino doors open and high stakes poker is played in a separate room.