Player J said:

I think it is wonderful to give people the option to buy heroes.

Not everyone likes every hero in every faction.

People have preferences to certain hero’s + factions.

I don’t like the price for Hordin.

I think the price is high, but I like the idea!

The idea that a person can buy a hero they want is a nice idea.

I absolutely agree with this. Letting people buy any given  champion can be a game changer for them, especially if you are a new player to the game or for a veteran like myself can help me get additional legendaries that I need without running into duplicates that make me want to quit. 

I would only reconsider the pricing because it is very high right now and not worth 50.

Already got him long times ago. His skill almost same with Relic Keeper. Focus to kill 1 enemy to get extra turn. 

thanks for the feedback

Have to be complete idiot to buy heroes directly. Example this pack.

U can buy 50 ancients for that price and for sure u will get more than 1 epic with possibility for legendary + a lot of 3 star food.

TurboLv said:

Have to be complete idiot to buy heroes directly. Example this pack.

U can buy 50 ancients for that price and for sure u will get more than 1 epic with possibility for legendary + a lot of 3 star food.

Be sure if Plariums starts(i'm sure they will) selling Legends they will cost 100$. I'd better buy 100 shards than legendary even if they sell Martyr.

This pack is a joke with that pricing. ^_^ 

Do you think they will bring more out?

Having the ability to increase your odds of certain factions would make sense.  There are some champions that are more aesthetically pleasing to me.  In that regard, I agree with the notion of giving players an ability to have at least some control over what they could get.

But, outright being able to buy champions was the stupidest decision Plarium ever made other than the Foli paywall scam.  Whales like J who buy their way to the top will of course love it.  However, that is a minority.  For those of us who prefer skill over buying our way to the top, it was absolute idiocy and greed that caused them to sell him.

If they sold Roshcard, EVERY single whale would buy 2 of him and have immortal teams.  The entire game would be destroyed.  Or Hegemon, a champion that can take a 58k power team and give it the ability to take on teams of 130k+ in gold IV (yes, there are multiple videos showing Hegemon is God-broken)?  Imagine all whales having 1-2 of him.  Only the stupid whales (aka spoiled little brats of rich kids) would be dumb enough to believe flat out selling champions is a good idea.  Even the smarter whales could see the devastating consequence it would have.  The only people they would have left to play were players who *bought* the same exact champions as them.  The game would become mind-numbingly repetitive, same EXACT god-broken teams in arena, etc.

The beginning of buying champions outright is the beginning of the death of the game.  Hopefully the feedback Plarium received brought them to their senses.  Again, having the ability to increase our odds of certain factions, or outright "block" certain factions we DON'T want would make sense.  In that regard, I agree.  I have ZERO interest in playing with overweight midgets (aka Dwarves).  In all other regards, I vehemently oppose the notion of buying what we want.  Completely defies the point of this game, which is about RNG, working with what you have gotten so far, etc.

Mark my words - if Plarium continues that trend and moves on to selling legendaries, I GUARANTEE the game will die within 6 months.

Fully agree with ASCENDANTG...