i would like that who ever sended me invite to play this game DIDNT SEND ME ANYTHING AT ALL

and if and when i found out which friend sended me invite for sparta i will brake his fingers so he cant do that ever again

>:(

Tonaya said:

i would like that who ever sended me invite to play this game DIDNT SEND ME ANYTHING AT ALL

and if and when i found out which friend sended me invite for sparta i will brake his fingers so he cant do that ever again

>:(

Why? What happened?

this game taking a lot time,i wonder what is the goal of the game

Fortuna said:

i want the coma of sparta to respectfully and honestly answer why it says they are support but she says they are not. 

for those that we have tried dealing with frustration with support, i am sure that would like to know what it has to be done to get what in other games is consider normal support... but here is only for vips :-)

There are Customer Support agents. They are answering your tickets. And there are VIP agents. They are not a part of our Support Team. However, they can provide a high-quality dedicated support service to VIP players. 

The most important thing is that our Support is still working in a normal mode. They are not VIP agents, so introducing the VIP program won't affect your issue resolution speed or quality.

what would players want from plarium? hmmm i want Alyona  :)

is it possible?

Fortuna, what answer are you looking for exactly...it's all self explanatory. Those who pay the most are naturally treated differently...you didn't expect it to be otherwise in the capitalist world we all live in, did you?

 This game is  a 100% monetary project with no creative goals in mind whatsoever...like everything else these days. Plarium spends more money on advertisement and analyzing the in-game spending habits than it does on the actual content (its colorful adds thoroughly pollute the endless web).  Why put the effort and soul into your products, when advertisement has become so advanced today and so easily spread that people are lured into buying whatever you put forth anyway? By the time each user abandons this game in disappointment or boredom, 100 new users already replace him in the ranks.

Yet the most offensive thing about Plarium is not its shallow content and lack of concern with what the users want, but its offensive and dishonest in-game purchase bullying. The Sparta's discount system is primitively "intelligent" and very naively pretends to be random (i.e the 3 notorious discount boxes that all hold the same discount value). The problem is not that it analyses what you buy, adjusts its offers, and so forth (after all virtually all online games do it), but that it tries to childishly mask it to appear random and unaggressive, making the users feel that the company is not a creative group honestly trying to make a living off its passionate work, but a bunch of thugs looking to strip you wallet, while holding you for a complete fool.