I didn't explain the requirement clearly it looks like, I mean that the amount of time between collections is a random number of hours between 24 and 48, so either they collect it exactly 24 hours after the last collection or up to 24 hours late (the required 24 + an extra 24 for 48). And that...
Probably not, it would be a huge pain for them to make sure that is working for you. If you had an in at the company they might be willing to just give you free stuff as it comes out though, I've seen companies suddenly be able to do stuff that they said was impossible when one CEO talks to...
Once companies are getting milk out of that sweet live service teat they couldn't care less about making some single player game that maybe makes as much at launch as their service game makes every year. I'm just waiting for companies to start offering gacha purchases on credit with interest.
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Your issue seems really to be with stupid writers. A villain protagonist story where the characters are still written by idiots would have the same issues. We just had an example of that with The Acolyte. Which isn't to say they are always that way, I...
My guess is that you were depositing before checking for the button, which resets the timer and takes the button away.
There's a reason the Hero's Journey has been a staple structure since stories were recorded, in pretty much every culture. That's not to say it's the only way you can...
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Whenever you deposit or withdraw it resets the interest timer, you have to collect interest after 24 hours and then do whatever depositing or withdrawing you want to do.
I don't agree that stories where the hero wins easily are appealing to kids, even young kids. I agree that many modern writers seem to think that though. Granted the extent of "punishment" heroes in really young kids' stories get is usually mild, like getting scared or exhausted, but they'll...
It looks like they still have V8 Mustangs, Ford just figured out they could sell the body with whatever engine and people would buy it to "own a Mustang."
The interest you're getting with only 3,200 coins is 64. If you figure it takes a week or so of just coin income from posting/reactions to...
I edited my post because P1 might actually be discounted, if it were 20% off the original price would be 3,200 which makes sense. The rest definitely aren't though.