DeletedUser3034
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I agree, to the player in the UK, it hurts. It still remains, whether we (I'm in UK too) shout Brexit, or whatever, the drop in the pound forced a loss of revenue to INNO. I also don't like it, but I can see why.
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Well, let me show you prices from Turkey. Imagine you're paying 70$ to buy 1100 Diamonds.
The funny thing is, 1100 Diamonds offer was 35 Turkish Liras when I started EN3. It was also same in Elvenar TR. But suddenly, just a little later, ta daa! Both in TR and EN, prices did level up. Literally. I want to buy Diamonds but even with a +100% offer, I cannot afford it. Thanks to my timing I bought Starter Pack when it was 35 Turkish Liras.
The percentages on the packages when there is no offer on is the bulk benefit. So you get 10% more buying the one after the lowest package: 5 euro gets you 500 and 10 euro gets you 1100 instead of 1000. The offers give you a certain percentage of diamonds more compared to the normal price of a package. So when there is a 100% sale you get 2200 diamonds instead of 1100 (there is a difference in price in app stores versus PC since I'm guessing that app stores also take a cut out of that money).
And coming back to the increase in price in Turkey, yeah it was 100%. Many games adjust their prices to the income levels of the country they're marketing their game. It seems Inno isn't one of those. The income levels in Turkey makes this hike in prices impossible for a lot of regular people to continue buying packages. Dakua told us earlier that the Turkish server was good as dead, that might have something to do with it.