Thedarkness
03-16-2017, 03:33 PM
So, I've seen a lot of people suffering from some very strange patterns where they will get flooded or starved of certain characters ot resources. From common souls, to two star colored evo shards to three star colored evo runes to getting the same 4 or 5 star character a bunch of times (6 red rocket dogs for me after never getting one until about a two months ago).
My theory is that the game has a built in restrictor that makes it so things you dont have are rare, but once you obtain a certain amount, they become common. This was probably designed to keep your first play through the campaign challenging by not allowing you to overtake the games difficulty, which in my experience worked very well.
Now, the problem is, that this restrictor should have shut off when you reach a certain level, say get three skulls on all stages or get to level 100.But the frog people either dont know that the restrictor is there, they dont know how to shut it off without breaking the game, OR they dont want to shut it off because it helps to milk the very high roller collectors.
What happens now is that every time you use up a resource it dries up as if youve never had it before. This rewards, encourages, and creates hoarding.
Thats my two cents
Sid-2370
My theory is that the game has a built in restrictor that makes it so things you dont have are rare, but once you obtain a certain amount, they become common. This was probably designed to keep your first play through the campaign challenging by not allowing you to overtake the games difficulty, which in my experience worked very well.
Now, the problem is, that this restrictor should have shut off when you reach a certain level, say get three skulls on all stages or get to level 100.But the frog people either dont know that the restrictor is there, they dont know how to shut it off without breaking the game, OR they dont want to shut it off because it helps to milk the very high roller collectors.
What happens now is that every time you use up a resource it dries up as if youve never had it before. This rewards, encourages, and creates hoarding.
Thats my two cents
Sid-2370