Celtic Heroes

Hey, I was wondering if 10% of all plat ever bought by you will be given to help fund people for the update like it was when the last update came out.
Thanks ahead of time!

if otm wanna give us 10% plat back they will.
its not our decision.
besides the game is fun enough. imo 10% is too much. i know people who spend thousands on this game.

I'm not asking them to. I'm asking of they are going to as they did previously.

if otm wanna give us 10% plat back they will.
its not our decision.
besides the game is fun enough. imo 10% is too much. i know people who spend thousands on this game.

And whats wrong with that lol they help support the game why not a little something back for bein supportive more then others in all honesty those who spend thousands will still buy more even if they do the 10% why would. 10% stop em from continuing to progress

I would love a 10% free plat. I just dont have a really use for plat anymore. Got over 1500 sigils. 1300 hp rest energy. And you can buy elixers soooo cheap now.

Personally I would love it because like other normal logical people, who wouldn't want free money?
That being said, my unbiased opinion is that I feel like you should do a 10% back plat as a type of reward for the plat buyers. And if you highly publicize the 10% plat back on the forums then it could possibly entice players to buy more plat and non plat buyers to start buying plat.

That's clever.

if otm wanna give us 10% plat back they will.
its not our decision.
besides the game is fun enough. imo 10% is too much. i know people who spend thousands on this game.

If someone spends $1000 on plat and he gets $100 of plat back, is it bad?

How does this plat back work? Like if you spend $50.00 x2, is it the same as $100.00 even though less plat is given?
Then, how is the plat back calculated? 10% of the $50.00 x2 is 320 plat and 10% of $100.00 is 400 plat. Same money, diff amount of plat back?

Kinda confusing.

I think they would calculate the total plat spent by you then divide by 10,but I can see why this can be confusing