LET THIS THREAD DIE. I’VE SEEN WHAT I NEEDED TO SEE.
Seriously stop replying.
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What, you don’t live near a money tree plantation? Maybe you need to get more slaves to plant those american money trees for ya. XD
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You’re right, I work too
If ure dumb enough to not know that those countries get paid FAR LESS than us, thats your own problem dude 
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I also agree i will not be buying TP until they give us equal pricing they are treating us people from the NA like ■■■■ and i am about to quit because of it. Which is a shame i love this game but the people we run it are a joke i am switching my good review on steam to a bad one. Thank you IMC you have shown your true colors once again.
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You get double the salary than people from SEA
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Because north americans earn like 5~6 USD per hour and south americans earn at most 1.5 USD.
That’s how IMC tries to make SA/SEA players interested on paying for TP.
If I were to pay for the 500 TP pack on a NA server, I would have to pay 17% of my country’s minimum wage, while you pay for like 5%. You are not paying more than us.
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Another dumb american that only thinks about him and his country is the only one that exists lol
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i find it fun to read comments like OPs. Its like they lived in a cave for last decade and only now learned about regional pricing.
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As nizi said, they live in a cave and just now they learned about regional pricing lmao. They should grow up and learn some sh.it, not live in a cave.
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Rofl. You think I should have to pay more because I live in a better region. You think I should pay more for less goods. If that’s common sense for you, it’s you who need to get out of your cave.
thats some of the US. Not sure about the rates in mexico, i know they are awful though.
As for Canada. following numbers are obviously in CAD not USD.
Alberta 01-Oct-2015 $11.20
British Columbia 15-Sep-2016 $10.85
Manitoba 01-Oct-2015 $11.00
New Brunswick 01-Apr-2016 $10.65
Newfoundland 01-Oct-2015 $10.50
Northwest Territories 01-Jun-2015 $12.50
Nova Scotia 01-Apr-2016 $10.70
Nunavut 01-Apr-2016 $13.00
Ontario 01-Oct-2016 $11.40
Prince Edward Island 01-Jun-2016 $10.75
Quebec 01-May-2016 $10.75
Saskatchewan 01-Oct-2015 $10.50
Yukon 01-Apr-2016 $11.07
5-6 usd per hour, are you sure? I think even 15-16 usd per hour is considered pretty low. Unless you’re talking about jobs like cashier at mcdonalds or a janitor.
Pretty sure Minimum wage was raised to 7.50$ an hour.
I will tell you something funny ;). While you get like idk 7-15$/h I get exactly 1/3 of that in my country and what’s even funnier I have to pay for TP in €.
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Its not that we live in a better country dumbo, its that you get payed waay more than these other countries. So why would they have to pay the same 40 dollars as you when 40 dollars to them is way more than what it is for you?
Lets say you earn 40 bucks in 3 days work while they make 40 bucks in 7 days work, see the diference now dummy? Or you need me to break it down some more for your simple brain?
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Based on today’s exchange rates for Brazil and Malaysia to USD, SA should only be paying $2.8 USD and SEA should only be paying $2.4 USD equivalent for 100 TP. Technically, they’re paying double the price of what we pay.
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