To all the reps out there for Microgaming I would like you to pass this to whom ever would give a crap.
The last few months I have been playing at a variety of Microgaming casinos including 32 red today. In total I have cashed out $600 over this time.
However people are starting to notice what Microgaming does with their new games. The whole "crack method" is getting old and getting old very quickly. Each time a new game comes out it seems to be very hot. Winners winners winners. Then you get sucked into it and play it a few weeks down the road and all of a sudden? Yup, very very cold.
The most famous examples of this are Thunderstruck, Thunderstruck 2 and Immortal Romance but of course there are others machines in which the "crack method" are applied to.
I won't make this post a long trolling post about how I'm losing and think Microgaming sucks because I don't. I enjoy Microgaming the most of any casino software. I just want management who read this thread to realize that players do notice the change. If you are going to reduce the pay out and bonus rounds of a fairly new slot ( apply patch ) then perhaps do it without being so obvious.
No player should spend $200-$500 and not get a single bonus round. That's not bad luck, that is in fact a software provider getting greedy.
Cheers
The last few months I have been playing at a variety of Microgaming casinos including 32 red today. In total I have cashed out $600 over this time.
However people are starting to notice what Microgaming does with their new games. The whole "crack method" is getting old and getting old very quickly. Each time a new game comes out it seems to be very hot. Winners winners winners. Then you get sucked into it and play it a few weeks down the road and all of a sudden? Yup, very very cold.
The most famous examples of this are Thunderstruck, Thunderstruck 2 and Immortal Romance but of course there are others machines in which the "crack method" are applied to.
I won't make this post a long trolling post about how I'm losing and think Microgaming sucks because I don't. I enjoy Microgaming the most of any casino software. I just want management who read this thread to realize that players do notice the change. If you are going to reduce the pay out and bonus rounds of a fairly new slot ( apply patch ) then perhaps do it without being so obvious.
No player should spend $200-$500 and not get a single bonus round. That's not bad luck, that is in fact a software provider getting greedy.
Cheers