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Waynehsu770
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One thing about the new update. The way barriers are free now is not fair to old players. I know it's really nice for everyone. But some old players, like me, spent a few warbucks on switching barriers already so I'm just saying, not so fair.
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I know what you mean . When i was new i wasted 6 war bucks to change barriers because i thought i was UPGRADING each barrier to make it destroy each barrier easily till i saw that it was not that way but still good to know now i dont need to worry and pay more
If it makes you feel any better.... I used to spend all my glu credits on expensive weapons in order to save them from the "negative glu credit glitch"..... well I just logged back in after the update to find that the 700 credit gun that I had invested in, had been lowered to a 300 credit gun... so I ended up losing roughly 400 credits over night
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Game development depends on constant iteration these days and we are always working on tuning and balancing the game for the best experience possible. Most of the time, these changes are beneficial for everyone but occasionally, we will have to make changes that offer the best experience for new users while being deemed unfair to early adopters.
I would think of it in terms of hardware. When a new pc/phone/tv/etc. hits the market, the price will be very high but over time, prices drop as even better hardware is introduced. We are trying to treat the game economy the same way: altering prices, tuning the systems, adding new content, etc. The benefit for early adopters is that you have a great head start on new content as it is introduced!