Invincible deserved better.

[jnx]

Three skins on a car that's used by 0.0001% of the population... I can't imagine paying for that kind aesthetic as someone from Amazon or whomever owns the rights to Invincible. What is it? $15? Big oof.

Invincible deserved at least a universal decal, and I do mean one that fits each car like the current decals fit whatever dominus-rip-off we got.

Like.. Wow.. Psyonix ripped someone off. As someone who's largely stopped supporting this Fortnite madness.. I was kinda excited to have Invincible skins. Oh well.

[Double R6D.]

pay to win

[Chama]

Originally posted by Double R6D.:

pay to win

more play pay to get ripped off, basically scammed.

Nothing beat booting up RL in 2017 and seeing a new 1.99 DLC car.

[Crunchy[Daz]]

I know right? Its amazing how different things are when you are charging money upfront for a game rather then making it free to play. Almost like its a completely different business model.

[John Hadley]

Some people will pay money to be unique. It might be worth it to someone to pay $15 to have a skin that is different from everyone else just to assert how unique they are. Some people will pay hundreds of thousands of dollars to drive a Ferrarri so that they can stand out from other people that do not drive Ferrarris. They could buy another car for a lot less money but they want to stand out and its worth it to them to pay extra to do so. If more than a tiny percentage of the people were driving Ferrarris they wouldn't be unique so they wouldn't be the luxury status items that they are.

[Chem]

Originally posted by John Hadley:

Some people will pay money to be unique. It might be worth it to someone to pay $15 to have a skin that is different from everyone else just to assert how unique they are. Some people will pay hundreds of thousands of dollars to drive a Ferrarri so that they can stand out from other people that do not drive Ferrarris. They could buy another car for a lot less money but they want to stand out and its worth it to them to pay extra to do so. If more than a tiny percentage of the people were driving Ferrarris they wouldn't be unique so they wouldn't be the luxury status items that they are.

People buy literal dog crap off ebay so "because people will buy it" isn't really a strong argument for making an uncommon tier decal that isn't flashy or "luxurious" and charging $15 for it. They put no effort into it. It's akin to Ferrari making there next car a Honda Civic and charging $750,000 for it. Someone might buy it, but that doesn't make it a great idea.