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Originally Posted by meurik
Not gonna register for PayPal just so I can get your 15% bonus Zen. In fact, I don't plan on EVER buying a single item from Cryptic for real cash ever again. As long as the Dilithium Exchange is still functional, I have no need to buy Zen. Most of the stuff on C-Store is meaningless anyways.
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I want to pay for "Star Trek: Online", for as long as I am buying something with substance. If Cryptic is not going to deliver, I am not going to open my wallet. Season Five's featured episodes were extremely fun. Since I got something out of that experience, I felt the need to invest into the game. Even though I noticed the conundrums caused by season six, I still managed to drop a lot of money into zen. Once I noticed season seven brought on more conundrums, I realized that I needed to take a few steps back.
During my first year on "Star Trek: Online", I have stuck around for the good and bad moments. Yeah, I was also vocal about my concerns, and some elements of season seven fixes those issues. Although the reputation system is a great fix, the way they are treating veteran players is horrible. I earned my rewards from the Borg stfs, and I shouldn't be forced into choosing between two evils. I hope. I pray. I wish Cryptic will change their minds, and give the veteran players the conversion costs on day one. I don't want to earn those rewards over again, nor should anyone else have to be put into that situation. Its just plain evil on Cryptic's part.
Cryptic does have a chance to win me back over. I have paid for this game through credit cards and Perfect World cards. Even though I have never received a discount, I have always shut my mouth and pressed onward. Once I saw how Cryptic treats their veteran customers, I felt it was important to hold my wallet back.
Here is the thing... Even though this discount is a fantastic sales tactic, I just cannot buy anything until I see the finished product. I just need to know that Cryptic is listening, considering, and coming up with a logical compromise. As a result of two dumb conundrums hidden in season seven, my entire perspective of "Star Trek: Online" has been tainted.
"Star Trek: Online" is my first ever MMO. If I was given the chance to go back in time, I would still invest money into the system. Until the details of season seven were revealed, I would have continue to invest deep into the future. Now, everything has changed. My heart has changed.
We are at that moment folks. If you like what season seven has to offer, prior to seeing the actual product, I am sure you will continue to invest. However, if you want to entice Cryptic to change for the better, the moment to hold back is finally here. Fighting temptation is an uphill task. I know. I have been there. You just have to weather through the storm.
Cryptic should not be able to buy you off with a sale.
Cryptic should have to earn your investment and respect.
I love Cryptic. I really do.
I just want to know if they respect my loyalty.
Your loyal Zen consumer,
~ Linyive