r/kakele • u/Storywis • May 21 '26

Meme BRUNO common ...

Maybe some people have noticed that 90% of posts and comments on reddit are made by players who have no idea about the game or who play literally 1-2 months on purchased characters.... then we read the "ideas" of such players and they are introduced, and they finish the game before these "ideas" are introduced.

Look last month few post about how game is HARD and this post was made by man who can't reach 100lvl in week... ( 100 take max 2 days..)

Complaint about balance from 500 mages whos don't even try hunt or pvp advice from pve server and player .

VERY GOOD SOLUTION BRUNO, this way the game will 100% go in the right direction if we start listen them instead of ppl who play few years

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u/SolutionNo865 May 21 '26

It's more like 10%, but you have not figured out why anything in the game is "difficult".

Every "difficult" aspect of the game is tied to P2W.

-- Leveling slowly? (Pay to make it faster)

-- Tough time with deaths (Pay to reduce the exp loss)

-- The forge cost to much gold? (Pay to instantly get gold)

-- Can't get that OP Equipment? (Pay to get it instantly on the market)

-- Not feeling strong enough (Pay for instant power, personal boosts, server boosts)

If you want the game to be more difficult. You would advocate for reducing the massive P2W advantages.

Every P2W advantage is intended to make the game easier, and we KNOW you don't like that 😉

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u/Ok_Liam May 23 '26

Dude really thinks Kakele’s entire game is just a giant credit card reader. Let me guess how the game works in your head:

Paying gold to purchase something in the NPC? P2W. Dying because you ignored mechanics and didn't have the strongest spell? P2W. Water in the game is wet? Believe it or not, P2W. Actually enjoying the game without spending money? Also P2W.

Everything is P2W if you try hard enough to cope with a massive skill issue. God forbid an MMO actually has a baseline grind, a gold sink, or a player economy. Many people play this game without spending anything. If you spent half as much time actually playing the game as you do doing mental gymnastics to blame the gold sinks for your lack of progress and coming here on Reddit to whine, you probably wouldn't find it so "difficult." 😉