So do you think it should just be like a normal raunchy game and like gta5 and soo 6 to be a buy game format vs internal buying but only like for premium shop cause accessories and stuff sell and are worth the moonstones. I stuffed my face so hard with pickle flavored chips.
Originally posted by TITOMOSQUITO187:Ya know.not be so greedy, and not target little kids with such predatory practices? TLDR: This game has Good Value for the price and additional Moonstones only buy cosmetic items and are completely skipable without impacting game play. I've gotten 370ish hours out of this game so far mostly playing when they release new content now but well - I consider that good game value for the money. So basically on the first day of access I bought the Disney Dreamlight valley for Ultimate edition price of $70 - note: less than I paid for a game in the 90's!!!!! Got a ton of moonstones with it that with all the freebees I've yet to use up and I've bought the premium path on every Event as well as a few store items (that were disappointing tbh). In the early 90's it cost $75 to buy good games (like dnd goldbox releases on floppy disks) and $75 in the 80's and 90's was relatively a lot more than now. Just my opinion/thoughts: are the prices here that high really? I play phone games for fun and they have monthly events where the minimum you spend is 15$ for a cosmetic item and our club leaders spend hundreds of $ for temporary bonus items so the club can earn special competitive event rewards - and that just is a phone game with no world or quests! For me a phone game is played for a few months then forgotten. My parents did these things: we knew we had a relatively big family for my fathers income (7 kids) and by 11 I was babysitting and delivering newspapers too at 13 then I also started working food service as soon as possible as well because I wanted to buy things that would not be in my allowance - the same with ALL my siblings) It took me so long to save up for the game Fallout 2 that I was able to get it for $5 in a used bin at the game store LOL - it is still one of my favorite games of all times.
As to what you as a parent are willing to contribute to a child playing online games: perhaps you should have a clear allowance and your child if old enough to spend money on game items should understand your family finances and their personal allowance budget. They give you 50 moonstones a day so if a child (seriously just because it's Disney doesn't mean a child should be let run wild in the game with no monetary supervision and personally I think mostly adults or YA play) wants to earn a store cosmetic item they can be patient and collect them over time.Ĭ. Even the periodic big events can be played without the premium path which if you do buy just opens cosmetic rewards.ī. Nothing sold in the in-game store bought for moonstones is needed to progress the game - they are all cosmetic items that are pets(not even as good as the pets available in normal free-play), clothes (there are tons of better outfits rewarded for free-play), and furniture/houses that again are only cosmetic re-skins of the free-play house and extra furniture not needed.Īll things needed to progress game quests or open areas are earn-able by just free-play methods such as farming pumpkins, mining, crafting.
Seems to me it is your job as a parent is to teach your children: the value of money and hard work to obtain it and things they want (rather than give give give from the mommy/daddy bank), the value of patience (vs instant gratification).Ī. So OK - your post seems like a 'troll' post and probably unworthy of response. Forcing people who can't afford it, or aren't willing to pay to win game to just grind for hours and hours for something they can just buy for more money because the game was designed to make it as painful as possible to advance. Paid for, but not received any benefit, and kept by the company like a "donation".Īlso, these games ALWAYS have severe "life wasting" time if you don't spend the extra dough. Imagine how much of that currency never gets spent at all. Pricing things just out of ranges of the currency packs so there are always left-overs that can't be spent without buying MORE BS Bucks. Moonstones) that sit in your fantasy account when you haven't even bought anything yet instead of your OWN bank accounts. What a shameful tactic to use on "family" games from a family license.ĭon't even get me started on having to buy "Disney Bucks" (a.k.a. Shame on you Disney, the developers, and publishers of things like this. It's DISNEY, and they are putting out this kind of mobile F2P style game to take advantage of CHILDREN. Ya know.not be so greedy, and not target little kids with such predatory practices?
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