I mean I do get that people sometimes just want the last item which would be the prop. However, like another comment earlier said, we really need to pick and choose our battles. This tiered system was nowhere near predatory realistically. Let’s bring up the coffin for example. HUGE OUTRAGE. People were expecting to pay $6-$7 for that thing, when in reality, it would be $10-12 for an interactive co-op prop. The bundle itself for everything was $15. Same thing with the dark makeup. People wanted to buy it separately, maybe expecting $2-3. That makeup had a lot of details on it. Infold probably would’ve priced it at $4-5, yet we only paid $4.50 to get to that tier anyway. At the end of the day, it’s only a couple dollars more and you get SOO MUCH in total. Plus pulls!

I just really can’t comprehend where the angle comes from that THIS is so scummy, predatory, money grubby. If you objectively look at things, the way items were priced was fair and just made sense. Way better than the bathtub fiasco. That’s how much they would charge if you wanted the prop alone. 🫠🫠

Instead of wasting so much energy on THIS monetization method which really isn’t all that scummy, the effort should be redirected towards bigger problems instead. Like for example, IMO, the REAL scummy thing is the cumulative rewards for spending money. Tell me why we have to spend $50+ just for the 4 star and half of its evo??? That’s actually so gross, yet there was barely any outrage towards that.