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The tokens are to prevent players from replaying Eden over and over and over again until they get a good starter item and stats.
A.) There's many characters in the game, and Eden's really not all that interesting past the first few runs on him. He starts with 1 random passive item and 1 active item, and this often ends up being on par with playing, say, Isaac and walking into the first item room. The draw is the random items.
B.) On the note of random passive/space bar, you could literally just keep starting over to get whatever items you wanted, and skip all the terrible runs. Whats the point of random runs if there is no risk?
C.) Tokens are received from winning runs. With any character. You're probably going to want to play characters other then Eden, a lot. You'll be getting a lot of tokens. And if you never lose, you never run out of tokens. Sure, it might be asking a lot, but you don't need to play as just Eden, and other characters are just as interesting, especially once you unlock the D6.
Reason B is the biggest reason that this is why it works the way it does.
You quit it? You know you can go to the continue option on the menu and keep playing your run right?
Also, if quitting let you get your token back, people would just restart until they had a good run.
Then that would destroy the purpose of tokens altogether.
It's like putting a quarter in an arcade game just to see what it was like, then quitting it once you got your answer expecting to get your quarter back.
Eden can be the easiest character to play as and I'm sure Ed wasn't going for that with him. Ed wanted Eden to be a, "Test your luck" kind of character. Getting any chance at all to replay the character over and over again wanting good stats with no risk involved isn't lucky at all.
Earning your tokens to do such a thing seemed more fair in place.
yeah exactly, like 1 day cooldown as challenge in Spelunky! No better, 1 month cooldown :D
I really don't understand why you're crying about Tokens. I use 2 times eden just to see. I bet the game 10 time yet, so I have 8 tokens. I have 45% of all achievment.
So if I take all the other characters with the only aim to kill Isaac and Satan, I think I will have more than 20 token... so 20 run just for eden... and I don't talk about ??? and the new level.
So I don't see the problem... ANd If you want token, juste take Azazel, he seems to be overcheated :D
He rolls randomly every time you start a game with him. The exact reason he uses tokens so you can't just quit and reroll him til you get really good stuff.
So if you die or win before the time is up you can't play him? It's even worse than tokens. Tokens are better.