What a Ripoff

[cnn1_7545681]

This is my last post in this thread. I'm through ranting, but I will say this: games that operate like this one, with deceptively rigged outcomes that generally promote real spending, don't last long. I am 41 years old and have been a gamer almost since the dawn of the internet age; I have been a web app and game developer for the past 8 years and believe me when I tell you, I have seen hundreds of games like this one, games with a lot of potential, go down the drain because the developers couldn't get it through their heads that rigging the outcome to promote spending is a turn off for players. Mark my words, if this continues to be an issue (and judging by the many posts I've seen on here expressing player dissatisfaction, I'd say it is an issue), it will destroy this game...

P.S. Be sure to read about the Game Developer, Eric Lam at: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk%3A...camming_heroes

True about that

[Morgan le Fay]

One day people will learn that Wikipedia is not a reliable source for accurate information. Also that link refers to one of uCool's other games, Evony. So I'm not sure what relevance it has here.

That said, you can play the game or don't. Every time you shuffle the cards in the Tavern, Labyrinth or wherever, the game will pick the card it'll award you as soon as you click. There is no hidden pitfalls, it is what it is.

[Joker]

One day people will learn that Wikipedia is not a reliable source for accurate information. Also that link refers to one of uCool's other games, Evony. So I'm not sure what relevance it has here.

That said, you can play the game or don't. Every time you shuffle the cards in the Tavern, Labyrinth or wherever, the game will pick the card it'll award you as soon as you click. There is no hidden pitfalls, it is what it is.

yeaa that's true if oyu read tynon's description in wiki its quite different than our actual game play