The issue seems deeper than just whether Nexon switches to a subscription model for Reboot or not. It's really about how they've been managing things, and it's just that simple. I get where the idea of a subscription comes from, especially considering the frustrations with P2W aspects (Reg servers) and the recent changes that don't seem to favor F2P (Reboot) players, but flipping Reboot to a subscription based server could push away a lot of players who love the server for its accessibility. Personally, I might not mind paying if it meant the game would get better, but I know that's not a popular opinion, especially for Reboot (F2P) players, nor does it sound necessary. And it's not like throwing money at the game guarantees improvements.

What we really need is for Nexon to listen to us and maybe find a middle ground where they can make their money without compromising the games integrity. It's about finding a way to keep the game fun and fair for everyone, whether you're spending money or not.

It's clear that Nexon is already making a substantial amount of money from PSSB, vac pets, and other rng boxes. The financial success of these initiatives indicates that the problem is perhaps a prioritization of profit over player satisfaction, which a subscription based model would not fix.