happenstar01
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Re: [Nutaku] Osawari Island
It's not really nutaku, but the game devs that make the pricing so stupid. And we've had actual economists and corporate pricing officers (working for real companies, selling real products with real value.) come and offer advice on pricing and do price point analysis for them, on several boards, not just this one... FOR FREE. (heck you couldn't hire some of these guys to do it for you for love or money)
And they don't bother listening so don't try reasoning with them, they are clearly cleverer than these guys who are paid hundreds of thousands of dollars annually to do pricing for a living.
So, bit the bullet and became a whale I guess... Have not spent much on this game, other than a monster gem pack back in October. But, I really wanted ONE more storage bin, as I believe I can organize my stuff with 100 slots. Getting clustered as fuck.
Anyways, 25 spin gatcha, got TWO SLs... kind of want to cry a little. Lots of SSRs I guess. Hrmm, a third of a PS4 for a few digital eromon, I really should re-evaluate my spending choices
On an aside, I guess they did get some of my money, but the pricing in this game still bugs the shit out of me. It has ensured I won't play another Nutaku game, and will continue to spend vary sparingly. Doubt I'll ever do the paid gatcha again, maybe a gem pack in a few months or something. Overall, if they were just a bit smarter, they'd have customers spending a reasonable amount and NOT regretting it afterwards. Wouldn't that be something...
It's not really nutaku, but the game devs that make the pricing so stupid. And we've had actual economists and corporate pricing officers (working for real companies, selling real products with real value.) come and offer advice on pricing and do price point analysis for them, on several boards, not just this one... FOR FREE. (heck you couldn't hire some of these guys to do it for you for love or money)
And they don't bother listening so don't try reasoning with them, they are clearly cleverer than these guys who are paid hundreds of thousands of dollars annually to do pricing for a living.