February 2017
February 2017
I used to get lost of videos in the begining, but haven't got a single one for the past couple of weeks. My boyfriend keeps getting them every day, and we started to play together and are on the same level.
February 2017
February 2017
February 2017
I wrote to game support about this issue and got this feedback just now:
"Hey Mayor, thanks for contacting us.
I'm sorry to hear you’re not seeing video ad bubbles in your city. Sometimes new components of our game will be tested on smaller audiences, to make sure features work correctly and are received well. If all goes to plan we might then roll them out for all of our mayors to enjoy.
Only randomly selected mayors are seeing the video ad bubbles at the moment, and it’s not possible to manually activate them to appear in your own city. However, you might just be the next lucky mayor to be chosen. Fingers crossed!
I've passed your comments on to the game team, and hope you might start seeing ad bubbles soon.
Let us know if there's anything we can help you with in the future. Thanks!"
February 2017
February 2017
To all:
I have two cities, one on an iPad and one on an Android device. My older city (iPad) never received the in-game adverts and that city was started one month (January 2014) after the initial release of SimCity Buildit. So we can safely say my older city was not randomly chosen to receive this benefit.
As for my second city I still do get the "adverts". This has been going on since 11-2015, since its inception. I have never paid for Simcash in this city and never will. It seems that this is the second biggest criteria in this discussion - if you want to continue to receive Simcash or other prizes don't purchase anything from EA concerning this game.
The first biggest criteria is that this "ideal" put in place by EA is simply discriminatory. And they call this unfair scheme "marketing". They are trying to entice us players to spend our cold hard cash on this game by giving away items needed to move your city forward. Once a player sees that it MAY become easier they purchase the Simcash and then EA takes away the freebies.
What a great marketing scheme double-cross the players once they purchase.
Incidentally both my cities are now under another unfair rule - expansion. In the later levels of this game EA's relentless need to use up resources in order to upgrade buildings is simply outrageous. Why are they doing this? Do I need to explain that? That's why I said "that it MAY become easier" to move your city forward.
And finally this is the reason I will never spend my money for this game: unfairness to all and the inequity of game play.
nw8240bp
February 2017
That excuse letter they sent is pretty much saying, "Its broken. And we don't know how to fix it! You're out of luck, mayor!"
I spent money on this game and it was a huge mistake. If EA wants me to spend again, they better fix this issue. Because I will not spend another dime until it is fixed. This is completely unfair to those of us who supported the game financially. And its the complete opposite of how a company should treat its players.
February 2017
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