Convinced this is just another rigged TCG
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Was it EA that tried to patent the concept of matching players based on purchases?
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No, TCG doesn't have any micro transactions, at least not as far as I know. That's Pokemon Unite's department.
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when I read stuff I actually originally thought this was talking about unite then realized right after I posted it it was about Tcg live so I kind of had to edit my answer to fit that
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Not me but everyone. Why would they specifically rig it against me? They rig it against everyone. People like you just live in denile because you don't want to believe it. It's like all the people who deny cheating in video games. No matter how much evidence is shown it's never enough. It's not even such an unusual concept sense any time money is involved, cheating is right there as well.
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Hm, let me think for a second, oh, yeah. What do they get out of rigging it against people?
I don't believe they would because there isn't any point in it.
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It's well explained in a patent for rigging matchmaking for monetary gain.
They get money.
Psychological tricks can be used to make players think they just need to play more or purchase more in order to win.
Purchasing real packs and using codes to gain packs in the app.
It's the reason they stick codes in the packs. Incentive to purchase packs to use the codes online.
Nothing is free. Everything is rigged in the favor of those who control the system and can profit from it.
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Nope.
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Ah, alright, thanks
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As techhog said, no one buys full packs for ONE code card. i could buy around 100 stellar crown code cards right now for maybe 15 dollars. And None of that money goes to the pokemon company.
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The first part ok I agree, but the rest not really. They may not get the money directly (when you buy codes) but the codes come from "somewhere"… take a guess lol
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