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[I Will Merc You]

"they" are just evil wrongdoers... Can you tell "them" that, from our whole MW community, please? ^_^

P.S. ask "them", please, how would "they" feel next time "they" do "their" tax returns, "they" get a message that "their" taxes paid calculation changed and "they" need to pay twice. No refunds for already paid ones...

P.P.S. We understand, Tadaaah, that you're just a forum mod and got zip influence on "their" decision, but if "they" got ears you can talk to - please tell WE ARE GETTING MORE AND MORE PISST with the way we're being treated by 'THEM'

Come on....comparing in-game currency to real-life tax returns is laughable, and, more importantly, has nothing to do with MW.

No disrespect intended, but comparing apples to astronauts never levels out.

[YankeePhil]

For all of you that bought the units, you must be a special kind of retard, after Gree f*cked us last time they changed the units, why would you ever consider buying the units early? I understand saving money for weeks but why buy, why not just stay overvault? Nobody attacks anymore they only raid so your cash on hand is generally safe.

[Kefa]

Come on....comparing in-game currency to real-life tax returns is laughable, and, more importantly, has nothing to do with MW.

No disrespect intended, but comparing apples to astronauts never levels out.

It's been said, "Time is money.", but that's not really true.

It is, however, true that money represents a value measurement of time. And whether it is pretend, in-game currency, actual paper notes or hard value currency, it is a measured value representation of a person's expenditure of their time. To find out after an irrevocable expenditure has already been made that the powers in charge have suddenly relegated one's expenditure - and therefore, their time - valueless, is highly insulting and difficult to process, much less accept.

That said, ever since Gree took over ownership of this platform, every player should realize that the entire game is based mainly on buying chances. So, with that fact widely obvious, any expenditure of any kind is a risk of chance. Sometimes it pays off to a player's benefit, and other times it does not. The rules are subject to change at any time without restriction.

When the wind changes, a pessimist say's, "we are doomed". An optimist say's, "there is no wind". But a leader adjusts the sails and steers a new course.

Anyone who cannot enjoy the risk of chance or the leadership challenges of shifting wind and "moving cheese" will not enjoy this game.