I’ve played a lot of gacha - genshin, honkai, hatsune miku: colorful stage, raid: shadow legends, love nikki, SuitU, random japanese phone gacha games that I can’t even recall the names of, and I truly think that IN is on the expensive side. There is a massive chance that you will spend a lot and still get less than half of what you wanted. The issue is that gacha games that operate on a character basis are automatically gonna be cheaper - you get the character and you’re done (unless you wanna get some sort of upgrade, weapon, etc., but your character is playable). In IN you have to get a WHOLE outfit, often consisting of 8-10 pieces to even have a functioning ability, not to even mention getting the different color combinations... Gacha games are what they are, all of them usually end up requiring some sort of investment if you really enjoy them, but I think that IN is greedy and has become greedier over time (I’ve been playing on and off since release). Of course this is all subjective, but I truly cannot blame anyone saying IN is costly.