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Missed the Black Friday sale because of probation limitation.
victoria
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I did not know anyone could be so silly and make such a bad system or put a sale outside on the holiday date, but i was wrong, it took me 2 cancelled purchases to find out that all purchases are blocked during this period, which means no black friday sale for me, i thought it was a halloween sale.
I much rather pay subscription than having to go through all that, but i forgot you don't let anyone pay monthly subscriptions, either because you are baiting people into 200$ subs or something else, either way it's a missed opportunity since normal subs can give you a lot of money.
I much rather pay subscription than having to go through all that, but i forgot you don't let anyone pay monthly subscriptions, either because you are baiting people into 200$ subs or something else, either way it's a missed opportunity since normal subs can give you a lot of money.
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When a account is new it has a 7 day probation period, during this time you cannot purchase anything from the zen-store. transactions will be cancelled, it's on their Q & A in the support sections.
I thought it was a halloween sale due to the dates of the sale, i guess i have to wait a couple of months.
Thanks, i will try, you think there will be christmas sales ?
Thank you for the clarification!. I really recommend looking up a new monthly subscription service, if i read correctly they were removed because giving them veteran rewards was too much or something like that ? so remove veteran rewards and keep that exclusive to lifetime, instead add global bank and inventory slots and maybe a higher dilithium cap, you are missing out on a lot of money and i don't think people mind paying for them and if they do they can just ignore it.
So you can make it a monthly sub that can stack with lifetime, this i think would be much better business and stable income for the game than just retiring the service completely.
Just make a monthly sub a different thing than lifetime with different rewards. And remove probation period from a new account if they sub, that can remain as a free to play restriction.
The lifetime subscription is nice but i think most that are new will not buy it until they are more invested into the game due to the lack of immediate benefits from it, that's why a monthly sub would be much more attractive.
I'm just assuming most new players think the same way i do.
As long as they do not start restricting things people took for granted you can just ignore the fact that there's a monthly subscription, as i said i don't mind paying for it if it offers good monthly benefits this also gives Cryptic more funds to expand the game for a potential larger playerbase, there are no good Star Trek mmorpgs other than this.
Also, they need to make writs and event reward boxes stack...especially the latter - every damn event, those things end up needing opening halfway through just so I can get enough inventory space back for the other half!
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#LegalizeAwoo
A normie goes "Oh, what's this?"
An otaku goes "UwU, what's this?"
A furry goes "OwO, what's this?"
A werewolf goes "Awoo, what's this?"
"It's nothing personal, I just don't feel like I've gotten to know a person until I've sniffed their crotch."
"We said 'no' to Mr. Curiosity. We're not home. Curiosity is not welcome, it is not to be invited in. Curiosity...is bad. It gets you in trouble, it gets you killed, and more importantly...it makes you poor!"