@adlaneDZ said in Paladins Bounty Store: Supporting Glitch Absusers And Making Legit Players Mad:
So, The bounty store, at first it sounded like a great idea, and it is. Giving people a reason to grind and to play daily and get rewarded with free skins.
The idea was great, but they ruined it like every other feature, they made the skin prices ridiculously high to make people play every single day for weeks to finally get a skin, and how did they fix that? of course, making the daily missions reward with 1 COIN, and making the skin prices even HIGHER than they were before, with no time to decrease due to the NEW daily rotating.
And why? basically, to make people who abused the glitch and got thousands of free coins get a free skin every single day with no effort, and make the legit players play every single day for 3-4 months to finally get a rare skin.
Seriously, we know Paladins has some issues and the devs are working at home and bla bla bla, but for god's sake what the hell is this stupidity?
And the last 2 skins have literally been one of the best ones that I wanted but couldn't get cos they only start at lik 200 coins & last only a day & quests give only 1 each. I even avoided buying other skins when price was low & when I was early, so as to save up for the good ones I wanted and Hirez said skin prices will decrease but they only enormously increased.
Yeah I feel like EM could easily remove the glitched coins by just using some simple math:
How long it was since bounty store was introduced?
How many coins you could get if you did every single daily quest? (Before the nerf)
How many skins were purchased and how much they did cost at the moment of purchase?
Then if someone glitched the coins put the balance at negative and never let this person get another skin untill they'll "pay" the debt. If someone is clean then there's nothing to worry about but if you're one of these bug abusers you never get a free skin again. Simple and effective solution that doubles as a punishment for the people who abused the glitch.