Talk:Gun Range Festival/@comment-50.168.76.32-20151130235717

Cyber Monday is about as good of a recruit attempt per cash offer that the game owners give. 30 recruit attempts for $100. If the programmed rate is 7% for a five star that means the average player would get 2 five star cards for their $100 investment to gumi/sega. Of course there is a standard deviation or if used during rate ups then maybe some percentage points can be added to the 7% chance.

So even if your $100 dollars got lucky and 5/30 recruits were five star cards, don't players have to question if that is even good enough for their money? And the $100 has no guarantees, warranty or returns if the roulette spins on the bad side of the curve, which is why some players on the forum state getting junk in 50 attempts.

Gumi needs the money for keeping the game going. This statement, is it true? Gumi keeps servers going, makes occasional global exclusive events and knock off characters, and translates Sega's already made work. The majority of the content has already be made by Japan cc game designers a year or more before global cc gets it! We already see gumi struggles with internal testing of content, editing, bug fixes and balancing.

Know what you are buying and what business model you are supporting. (Err-2, Err-4, Err-8).