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aren’t engaged as much.
Ganz, you should tone down on the amount of items users are given. I think it would benefit you guys as a whole to not be so lenient with prizes as this allows users to believe that they don’t really need to purchase membership or eStore points or another pet. You are still welcome to give us somethings once in a while (once every month is good), but what you’re doing is just too much! I get that it’s a tactic used to keep players from coming back, but in the long-run it won’t help expand your business. Instead of showering users with gifts, focus on things like bugs and scripts in the system, and PLEASE allow more for the non-members (ex. allow more games to be available for EVERY user, not just those who buy pets or membership). Your choice of making the game free-to-play is directly associated with so many of these restrictions on us, and while that does make sense since you guys haven’t been up-to-date since 2010, I still think you could’ve executed this in a much more orderly fashion. The restrictions are one of the many reasons why me and a lot of other users
I think it would be nice to not be so restricted on what we can purchase. Although the value of money is essential to run a business and keep it stable, as well as offering [the occasional] cool prize, I think being limited on items being purchased is a bit much — especially when they have been around for quite some time. We already can’t get anything with all of the eStore Point items, since we need to purchase it using real life currency, as well as a majority of the “cool” things being limited to those who purchase(d) your product(s). I am fully aware that you can participate in events that offer free membership and currency; keep in mind, however, that there are thousands of users submitting their work, so it drastically reduces your chances of winning. I am fully aware that people who purchase products from that developer deserve all of the perks; but you shouldn’t be that harsh with reducing the stuff we can purchase.
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