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It gets better, also there is a antimatter upgrade that reduces the tme that you can get almost right away, but depending on how you want to prioritize antimatter upgrades you might get it later instead.
Make sure to get all the codes for free antimatter.
Also delays in games are just little “gates” to slow you down so the next bit feels earned (and to stop you binge-blasting through everything). When you buy a QoL upgrade to cut that wait in half, it’s like scratching an itch your brain’s reward system lights up and you feel great about it. That small burst of relief makes you more likely to grab the next time-shaving upgrade, keeping you hooked and invested.
I have reasons to believe that at first, this could be felt a bit more after Big Bang, the next prestige tier (the "new game +"). There will be some additions to clear speed but the delay between areas is the same. At least the 5s delay reduction should be available right away.
That's the fastest.
you get so much AM and at a steady pace that there should be next to no pressure buying for real money. Plus there are lots of codes for free AM.
And the shop is there mainly to support the dev, buying packs doesn't help you that much and they are mostly pointless in the long run.
But I do agree with you that some of the prices are indeed very high and laughable.
You don't need to spend a cent on the game.
I haven't and I've been playing for over a 100 days.
Sadly those pricing arrangements are targeted almost purely to siphon whale spenders. In for a penny in for a pound type mindsets.
Mental disabilities/other issues can be tricky. If they really have such problems with mtx in a game, they most likely have many other problems with spending too. If they really can't stop themselves from impulsively spending, they need a lot bigger help than just 1 game. It can be other games, a random shop selling whatever, they find a random nice looking thing in an e-shop, click on a dodgy link on the internet etc. I know that it isn't a thing everywhere, but someone with that big problems probably requires spending supervision either way.
Another problem with mtx is that it doesn't matter if it's 1$ 200 times or 100$ twice. People can dump a lot of money into games even if individual spendings are small. Mtx/packs/DLCs/tings like this are a way to keep f2p games free for these who don't have the money/don't want to pay anything while keeping the devs fed.
One of the things about GIC is that you really can live without spending, it isn't one of the games that force you to either spend money or effectively abandon the game 1 month in, looking like a game that can actually be played for free. The game is quite honest with AM being plentiful as time goes and additional mech tokens are not needed unless you really want to speedrun running out of content.
Dev's wants us to use $$$'s for antimatter. 7500 antimatter sale is pretty deep price for such basic item.
Edit: Searching for new game that is not that greedy and that has something better to do than just wait, ONLINE, hours for getting back where you were before reset...
Okay. You seem to just not like idle games by the sounds of it.