This is about as fair and balanced as Fox News.

Honestly though, as a business, pixonic exists to make money, plain and simple. While it’s entirely possible the developers were st one point driven to provide players with an awesome experience, and they’ve succeeded in some areas, in the end it’s about dollar signs. So people get mad about getting screwed and an entirely unfair component system and upgrade time/costs (and I think it’s absolutely absurd as well) but you can thank the surprIsingly large group of players willing to fork over hundreds if not thousands of dollars to upgrade. Pix has done their homework, or they have consultants. They’re maximizing their profit with the current system, indicating there’s a hell of a lot of players willing to spend, and they they’d make less money by selling cheap to the rest of us.

Face it, it’s supply and demand, and kills the experience for those of us who can’t afford to be competitive. Welcome to pay-to-play.