Riot VS EA (comparison)

Calamitosus Cini·11/22/2017, 2:06:40 PM·4 votes·794 views

Riot:

  1. Loot box progression system that doesn't actually give you the item you win. You get a shard that you can disenchant for a varied currency. Keyword varied.
  2. Decrease rate of in game currency to make it feel as though you need to purchase with real money.
  3. Divisive community that defends Rito
  4. Does not throw microtransactions ads in your face all day long. EA SWBF2:
  5. Loot box progression system that ACTUALLY gives you in game item that is worth a variable price and is able to disenchant. Again keyword varied.
  6. Decreased the cost of in game items but also decreased the rate of currency by 75 percent. This was to still push people into feeling as though they should make in game purchases.
  7. A one sided argument in favor of destroying Loot boxes forever.
  8. Constantly advertises in game purchases.

Just reading fickle peeps comments on defending Rito is quite funny. [sg-miss-fortune]

16 Comments

Micbran11/22/2017, 2:21:29 PM2 votes

the other bit you seem to be missing: one you had to pay $60 or w/e your currency is to play, the other you downloaded and played for free

Optymism11/22/2017, 2:45:49 PM1 votes

This is a troll post, don't comment on it.

If it isn't a troll post and he is dead serious about it, then just ignore because he probably has 1-10 braincells.

SupaDevilJuice11/22/2017, 2:54:20 PM1 votes

So what I get out of this is that you are saying pay to win is better than not pay to win.

Hm.

Colgate Gator11/22/2017, 3:42:17 PM1 votes

Posts an argument that completely misses the point Belittles anyone who doesn't agree with him saying they work for Riot.

Stay classy, OP.

The Sword Saint11/22/2017, 4:43:06 PM1 votes

Many times the xp and currency curve have been shown and demonstrated to be strictly better for players than the previous system. You have to actually be playing upwards of 9 games every day in order to hit the point where you get less be per day than ip per day in the old system.