Talk:Loyalty Program/@comment-203.82.95.110-20100927154154/@comment-72.186.123.32-20100928045824

Yes, these stupid loyalty items do very little in the overall picture in terms of strength. If somebody is stupid enough to spend several hundred dollars on just energy refills, they'll end up with horrible stats and still have this weapon.

On the other hand, if somebody spends several hundred dollars on attack and defense skills, they'll be strong and PLUS have also this weapon.

The problem with this whole "Loyalty" program is what it represents, just a way to encourage people to keep buying and in the end you'll have a game that is utterly unplayable and a waste of time, because it's not the people who achieve their strength with dedication and strategy who will be rewarded, just the people who buy the most; let's cut the bullshit here, a match between two people who know how this game works will be absolutely a no-contest between one who spent nothing and one who spent thousands of dollars. I've seen people in the 300-500 range with platinum weapons and skills in attack and defense 10-12x their level (and I don't mean combined, I mean 10-12x each). That is not even remotely achievable without buying thousands of skill points - you would have to level up once every 2-3 days, while these people were leveling up at least once/twice a day.