Hi, Hellion. 

Yes, those boosts are not cheap. However, like in every strategy game, once you upgraded in full any building, you receive permanent bonuses that will work for you always. And the higher the level of the building, the more bonuses you can get and the more time for upgrading it takes, respectively. 

It's always up to you to decide whether to use Elysian boosts or no. Almost anything in the game can be obtained without additional investments over a longer time span :)

Hellion6 said:

Elysian boosts for 60 days available in the market....only about 140k drachmas each. Seriously? I think i've stumbled into the twilight zone

must be a joke, seriously?

but the real joke is that  they talk about strategy hahahhahaha you kill me hahahahahaha

talking about investments hahahaha omg hahaha

i am sorry this is just to much  ... hahahaha

Hi, Hellion. 

Yes, those boosts are not cheap. However, like in every strategy game, once you upgraded in full any building, you receive permanent bonuses that will work for you always. And the higher the level of the building, the more bonuses you can get and the more time for upgrading it takes, respectively. 

It's always up to you to decide whether to use Elysian boosts or no. Almost anything in the game can be obtained without additional investments over a longer time span :)

I understand your feelings. Also, I understand that each player has his own understanding of what is good and what is bad for the game.

I should admit that our game designers make any in-game changes based on preliminary analysis of the data set. In their calculations, they consider the most frequent gameplay patterns. So, if some players don't use long-term boosts it doesn't mean that those boosts aren't used at all. 

Boris Shevchenko said:

I understand your feelings. Also, I understand that each player has his own understanding of what is good and what is bad for the game.

I should admit that our game designers make any in-game changes based on preliminary analysis of the data set. In their calculations, they consider the most frequent gameplay patterns. So, if some players don't use long-term boosts it doesn't mean that those boosts aren't used at all. 

I like how you say "preliminary analysis". I can imagine the conversation between  2 devs. " hey Ivan, do you  think those guys will pay $300 for a boost?"...."i dont know Yuri, lets put one in the market and see if there are any takers"

Boris Shevchenko said:

I understand your feelings. Also, I understand that each player has his own understanding of what is good and what is bad for the game.

I should admit that our game designers make any in-game changes based on preliminary analysis of the data set. In their calculations, they consider the most frequent gameplay patterns. So, if some players don't use long-term boosts it doesn't mean that those boosts aren't used at all. 

its not about feelings lol its about being a joke that you say that this is a strategy game lol, ther rest is just bla bla bla that you are told to repeit, not really what a community managers job entittles, but we are used to cms doing the the parrot/public relations job instead of coma/cm work... sad but true

i would appreciate that you stop talking like a politician and more like  the connecting link between players and plarium

for example, i don't care if you appreciate my thoughts or not, but i care that you deal matters and not ignore our comments 

you're the 6th cm i have heard saying same standard answers than mean nothing at the end, so excuse me, if we don't trust or believe empty promises..

alina did listen and tried to help, she will be missed, hope you follow her line and not the previous cm. 

forum is a place to deal matters, not to shut up us as if we are the enemy