powerpuf

i guess people are misunderstanding my point. let's compare CoX to another product, cereal. i used to like fruity pebbles. it started out with 3 flavors. then they added more flavors. did the price of fruity pebbles go up? no. u got a cereal with more flavors to savor and an appeal to get new customers to buy it. it's simple marketing. i tell everybody how great it was before and now i tell everybody it's even better. same way CoX should be. i pay for a superpower game. they add new superpowers. my price should not go up to get those superpowers (as a vip).

can someone explain what i'm paying a monthly subscription for? this game is about playing superheroes/villians of custom design. so if i'm vip, why aren't i getting all powersets included for the price of the game/subscription? since superpowers are the premise of the game, it's a no brainer that my subscription cost should cover ALL powersets. bells and whistles like costume sets and temp powers, i can see charging for. incarnate powers are included for vip so why aren't beam rifle, time manipulation and street justice? if CoX is just gonna piecemeal everything, why even have a vip subscription? get a clue, people! some of us are still willing to pay as long as we continue to get treated as well as before it went free, otherwise, what's the point?

someone want to explain the point of telling what issue 12 is about and not releasing it or giving a release date? quick talking about it and get it done! sheesh!