Main. TD 30, 13, 13, 13 GBE: 39, 17, 17, 17, 17, 17:
Mini GBE 41, 17, 16, 16 RR 45 PSC 74 TH 27 TD 25; 13
I disagree. They don't care about how much each individual is spending...they care about the total.
They don't care about each individual, true. They care about the categories of individuals that are formed. It's not accurate enough if you care about the total number. Difficult to predict the changes needed to media that way. You need to categorize so as to make more accurate changes.
Yes it does slate SC, but does this mean that the OP is wrong? Even I can't help thinking that this is a money orientated update with the extra 2 hour village guard thing for 10 gems. That a company should use financial data to examine the success of the update would be nothing new. Heck it would be negligent not to keep an eye on the bottom line.
However arguing rationally with the OP makes much more sense, at the moment you are coming off on this badly. I didn't meet the clash team, I did meet some of the boom team. They are genuinely enthusiastic about their game and the changes that they make. I can't see that clash is any different. That is why I am not as cynical as other people who post like this on the forum
NB, by argue I mean argue as in a discussion/debate not flame war/
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Main. TD 30, 13, 13, 13 GBE: 39, 17, 17, 17, 17, 17:
Mini GBE 41, 17, 16, 16 RR 45 PSC 74 TH 27 TD 25; 13
I work for a company which dwarfs SC, but the number policy is the exact same. If the figures match what they want, not what the market at any given moment allows, everything goes smooth. If they predict the figures going down bellow whatever the administration wants, customers are severely punished.
Many of our customers book in advance, some even years, but most less than 6 months, and they do reservations based on specific offers, but as most people would do, they pay on arrival and not in advance. Anyone can die in 6 months. But the company simply don't care about giving the customers what they booked. If last week they decided to raise the prices, the customer who booked 4 months ago for a cheaper offer has two options: Pay the price they want, or (what we get a lot here now) stop whining and go somewhere else. And refuse to honnor what they promised to the customers.
I'm in Europe and had customers from the USA complaining about this and that it was a huge kick in their plans. They mocking people, promising one thing and then just because they are GREEDY change the rules to their own benefit regardless of customer expectation and previous comitment.
Those figures are fiction, but the attitude is very real in bussines. I have a friend who is the manager of a branch of a large company. Once discussing these practices used by many companies he replied to me, and i quote: "This is bussines, we need to make money.". Enough said.