Suggestion: make Special Offers that are actually Special

If anyone has logged on recently and seen the latest special offer (1000 tokens, 172m in cash, 100 reds, 100 blues and 150 greens) don't be fooled!

If you convert everything into token value you come out to 1367 tokens (1000T + 172m = 45T, 100R = 92T, 100B = 92T, 150G = 138T). So for the same price that someone could normally buy 1350 (if they chose to) you can buy 1367 tokens worth of goods. This represents a 1.25% increase in value but with the loss of being able to choose how you would use the tokens.

My point is not whether you have $100 to spend on this game or not but if Nordeus wants to induce us to spend such an extravagant number they should at least provide us a real incentive.

1.25% is not close to an incentive but rather it is an insult that we would not do the math to figure out this scam.

So Managers please don't be fooled and Nordeus please honor us managers by giving us a real special 30 - 50% value at least if not more.

Yeah
I would buy this "special offer" if they are half price
No need to consider.
But this package deal is a definitely No No

Think they took it down when the package offer is not attractive enough
Nord - at half price - I will take it🤣😁

Or at 90% discount to celebrate TE11 ninth birthday👍

I would also like to see some offers at less than the $100/100€ level. Would be nice to see a $20 offer returning the same ratio of tokens as the $100 offer. I bet they would get substantially more micro buys for smaller offerings than they get for the big ones.

So concretely, normally for $100 you get 1350 tokens or 13.5 tokens per dollar. For $20 you get 210 token or 10.5 tokens per dollar. I'd like to see a special of 270 tokens for $20 (the same 13.5T/dollar as the top offer). This would look like a 28% premium but in fact for every five purchased you would only get the same as the $100 deal.

My hypothesis is that if they offered a $20 special at the same ratio as the $100 offer they would get more than five times the buyers (a few who would even buy multiples) and thus would in the end generate more income than a $100 special while in fact not giving away anything other than some good will to the managers.