so, at $5 for 500 turnips, a spin is worth $1.80. with the best luck in the world, i would need to spend $15 minimum on turnips to get all 6 products that require turnips to spin. but i can't count on having the best luck in the world, so i'd probably bet on spending $20 to just buy the set outright.

except, it's inexplicably only half of the set? presumably because you've offered the other half for non-premium currency to anticipate users who would be frustrated by your monthly shop being pay to play. but it's not actually answering that problem since half of the set IS still pay to play.

but ok whatever i choose to purchase the monthly half set for $20. it's monthly. that's $20 every month. that's a $240 bill every year lmao.

i have probably contributed close to $600 USD to this site between the Kickstarter, support bundles and whatever else. i don't say that to hold it over your heads -- that was my choice, but i say it to reinforce that i want y'all to be successful. but this is weird and unreasonable.

why are you charging so much for a reusable, non custom asset? why are we gambling with real money for them? i feel like so many of the economic decisions behind this game come from this old guard pet site mentality of scarcity, which largely drives the value of items in old sites like Neopets, Gaia, Flightrising, Aywas, whatever. but Dappervolk is putting the cart before the horse by creating scarcity instead of letting it happen naturally.

if i could straight up buy these all a la carte for $1.80 with Pai OR buy the full set from Agnes for $15 OR spin for the full set with the other one for potatoes at whatever price, i'd be cool. i'm not interested in wasting my money on gambling or supporting loot boxes for kids.