May it be that the rates for gold and various resources changed on the day?
The previous ratio of gold to non-money resources was 2,500 to 5,000 (= 1 to 2).
Also the ratio of gold to money was 2,505 to 15,000 ( = 167 to 1,000 ≒ 1 to 6 ).
The current ratio of gold to non-money resources is 3,758 to 15,000 ( = 1,879 to 7,500 ≒ 1 to 4 ).
The ratio of gold to money is 3,750 to 5,000 ( = 3 to 4 ).
It might have changed. I took a break over the summer and I never really used gold for resources in any considerable amount.
Rate to money seems unlikely though.
Oh, I see.
My prediction wasn't unfact.
However, the point I'm most interested in right now is not the content of the change, but the date it was changed.
Is freezy the right person to answer this question?
Depends if you are a player that got the new inventory system or not. If you are, then prices for gold action indeed became more expensive (this already happened last month when the inventory became available as test), but you can use boosters as alternatives which have a better cost-efficiency ratio.
I am wondering WHERE you are seeing this change to the gold to non money resources? I am currently looking at my ongoing game and it is still 5000 resources for 2500 gold, the same it has been as long as I can remember.
If the system is changed I have to be honest I will probably play even less or might even consider joining many of the other people I know that have just stopped playing altogether. I am a disabled vet with a limited income and I enjoy the game but cannot afford to use real money to fund my entertainment budget more than it already is, this is why I no longer play games like WOW or SWTOR.
A sifting was made in the player base, some were assigned to he new system and some were not. For the latter everything stayed the same until this thing is gonna be applied to all of us.
freezy wrote:
Depends if you are a player that got the new inventory system or not. If you are, then prices for gold action indeed became more expensive (this already happened last month when the inventory became available as test), but you can use boosters as alternatives which have a better cost-efficiency ratio.
You mean August 16th?
Thank you for your reply!
https://bytro.helpshift.com/hc/en/4-call-of-war/faq/245-release-notes---2022-08-16-1660655154/
Yes, that was the update.pod_than wrote:
You mean August 16th?Thank you for your reply!
https://bytro.helpshift.com/hc/en/4-call-of-war/faq/245-release-notes---2022-08-16-1660655154/
We will analyse the data of the test and draw our conclusions. We may either roll it out to everyone, or prolong the test, or do another round of changes, or scrap it completely, it all depends. With tests like this nothing is set in stone.
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