Has anyone been tracking the pricing model for full packs and/or the credit cost for options? Or can that info be pulled from the cache? Also, on a lesser note, has anyone been paying attention to the number of credits you can earn by turning in cards?
I believe the full pack costs vary by country and currency... (They're also a bit cheaper on IOS than on a computer, but I think that's offset by taxes being applied when you buy on IOS). So a full layout of the full pack pricing model might be difficult to do cleanly. I'm just trying to figure out if there's a fixed cost by VSR category, or if it's done differently. I think it was a consistent cost per category in the past, but it seems like lately, it has varied independently from category. It also seems like it has been quite expensive. So I'm wondering if it's actually programmed, or if a human is directly assigning prices by race, and whether or not there's a pattern.
Also, I remember a race a few months ago where the full pack price went up a few days after the race opened, so that the earliest registrants got a bigger "discount". I'm wondering if that's a consistent thing, or if that was just something that happened in that one race. I think that was Magellan 2.
I'm similarly wondering if the cost of upgrades in credits has a consistent pattern relative to the VSR category.
Regarding the credits we get returned for cards... I think it's still 5 credits per card, right? But it looks like the max is now 350 instead of 500? I guess I shouldn't have spent time trying to get more cards beyond 70 in the Med record race. Is 350 a consistent max now? (At least until they decide to change it again)... Or is it arbitrary by race?
I'm slowly getting priced out of this. I occasionally pay for a full pack, and I have a backlog of credits from the past that I'm burning through... But I don't want to spend $50+ per month, and I don't want to race without enough options to have a chance to win, so I'm not sure what I'll do when I run out of credits. The game has gotten a lot more expensive in the last year or so.