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10 items for 1800 turnips. [Not guaranteed an entire set, but very easy to sell the items you don't want and buy them in the market place] +1 Free item Claim

(With this system you could end up with an entire set + 4 extras to sell or give to friends)

Option to get the entire set for 1800 turnips, bypassing the gacha system entirely.
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6 items for 2000 turnips. +1 Free item Claim

Most people will have the goal of collecting all the items, so this really isn't better. I preferred the way it was before. This only really made it better for people who may only want a one or two items out of the set, but worse for those who want to collect the entire thing.

I think it would be cool to be able to get a random item/random spins for 180, or pick an item for 200.

Also, for those of you saying this was 'illegal gambling', it really isn't. As someone who has had to study/research this exact issue in video gaming, it was really one of the fairest gacha systems i've ever seen. It is not gambling because there are other ways of getting the items, or you could bypass the chance system and get each item. There was really no gambling about it. You could purchase 10 random items for 1800, or 6 guaranteed items for 1800. You can also buy them from the market place and trade with other players. The system would only be considered law breaking if the system was designed in a way to force you to use the gambling system to get the items. [i.e. Items are account bound, can't be purchased in the marketplace with non-premium currency].