Sagamore, on 25 July 2016 - 05:34 PM, said:
I'm lamenting the new business model of single mech packs. I bought all the other top tier IS packs ($80 Phoenix, $80 resistance I and $80 resistance II). I had $80 earmarked for another big pack around Christmas time but will not likely buy a single chassis pack. I know I'm not alone in this but a lot of people seem to think the new single mech system is better.
Not sure how the new pricing model is different:
Viper Standard Pack: $20
Night Gyr Standard Pack: $20
Huntsman Standard Pack: $20
Linebacker Standard Pack: $20
You get 120 days premium time, 4 camos (1 unlocked for each mech), 8 modules, plus a variety of warhorns and hanging items.
Or, if you prefer IS:
Marauder Standard Pack: $20
Warhammer Standard Pack: $20
Archer Standard Pack: $20
Rifleman Standard Pack: $20
Same goodies.
There's your $80 mech pack, you just get it 3 mechs at a time.
Don't understand why you "lament" the new pricing model. It's MORE BENEFICIAL TO THE PLAYER than the old 4-packs. It's only more expensive if you want early access to the reinforcements instead of waiting for their CBill release. The Heros are actually a good deal at $15 - yer not buying a heavy or assault hero for $15 of MC unless there's a sale. Plus, this model lets you skip the ****** mechs - I'd have loved it if I could have saved money and bought the Clan Wave 2 package sans Mist Lynx. If I wanted to buy three a la cart, it would have been more than the
$120 package! Yes, Clan 4-packs were $120 for 4 mechs, so these new single-Mech packs are a steal!
I could understand if you felt the Mechs were undesirable (I thought that way about the Rifleman) and that's why you weren't purchasing, but to complain about the pricing structure WHEN IT'S THE SAME OVER ALL COST FOR 12 MECHS is ridiculous. $20 for three Mechs was basically what you were paying before when you bought the resistance 1/2 4-pack for $80.
I guess
lamenting is easier than math though...
Edited by Agent1190, 26 July 2016 - 09:26 AM.