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Aztec Goods Costs
- Thread starter kennytoo
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UBERhelp1
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Nope. If someone wants to pay extra diamonds, then good for them. But you don't need any diamonds to finish in first for settlements. See my guide linked in my signature if you need help with them
UBERhelp1
Well-Known Member
Because Inno felt they could make more money by doing that. And they were right.
UBERhelp1
Well-Known Member
If those stupid people want to spend money in stupid ways, then who am I to stop them? And why shouldn't Inno let them?
kennytoo
New Member
Because it would be a better game if it made more sense?
Like why have a recurring quest that is to pay 250 of current era goods, to gain significantly less in reward? it simply makes no sense.
Why not charge 5 diamonds for a chance to get a good in the Aztec courtyard market? Many more players would spend the 5 diamonds vs spending 10 diamonds.
Like why have a recurring quest that is to pay 250 of current era goods, to gain significantly less in reward? it simply makes no sense.
Why not charge 5 diamonds for a chance to get a good in the Aztec courtyard market? Many more players would spend the 5 diamonds vs spending 10 diamonds.
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wolfhoundtoo
Well-Known Member
We lack the data to judge Inno's methodology for effectiveness in their method of extracting money from the the player base other than that they have to have a pretty good idea how they choose to price things and impact on player's responding to those amounts.
As for the current era goods example was the reward random? sometimes they give out better rewards. Sometimes they clearly meant to fake out the players.
As for the current era goods example was the reward random? sometimes they give out better rewards. Sometimes they clearly meant to fake out the players.