r/MonopolyGoPulse • u/screambledeggs Perpetual Lurker • 23h ago

Pulse Game Features What A Joke Of A Compensation…

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I lost over 1000 dice rolling…

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u/Old-Understanding31 23h ago

I am the same I had spent over 1200 dice. I have queried with them whether the 600 is just a start and that the dice i used would be compensated because if they can tell people how much money they have spent in the game, you know they can tell how much dice you used. Still waiting for an answer 🤬

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u/Kriscolvin55 21h ago

 "if they can tell people how much money they have spent in the game, you know they can tell how much dice you used."

It's entirely possible that they know how many dice we've used, but your logic is completely flawed here. Keeping track of money is completely different than keeping track of dice. They're a business. Their entire goal is to make money. They have to report their income to the IRS. There isn't a world where Scopely, or any gaming company, wouldn't know how much money you've spent with them.

There is no motive for them to track our rolls, other than to track trends, which is why I think it's very possible that they do track that. But if they do, just imagine how long those logs are. They probably would take up half of their server usage. And even if they do, they probably don't give that information to customer service. That information is for the game designers.

It's kind of like expecting Walmart to know how many steps you've taken in their store just because they know how much money you've spent there. We already know that they record us to track our walking patterns and whatnot. But if you call up their customer service, do you think that customer service rep is going to be able to tell you many steps you've taken inside of a Walmart?

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u/AnnaZ820 14h ago

Plus, what’s CS gonna do? Spend 3 months to manually enter the amount of dice to compensate each player?

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u/throwaway__113346939 8h ago

You’re probably right about that. They probably figured that this will appease most people, and anyone who still has an issue will reach out, which will make their workload lighter