The whole problem started with people who paid/downloaded and felt lied to afterwords. Better analogy would be an advertisement for renovated house with fixed ceiling and you find the ceiling was just colored and is leaking water during rain.
In most free-to-play games I have seen, player does not really know the real value he is paying for. At least when you do first buys, you usually do not know how far you can get with that item and when you will have to buy another one.
In most free-to-play games I have seen, player does not really know the real value he is paying for. At least when you do first buys, you usually do not know how far you can get with that item and when you will have to buy another one.