sethnintendo on 01 November 2012
Yea, the whole nickel and dime model might be fine with some people but I don't like it at all. Usually, they slow the game down on F2P and encourage you to buy something to speed your progress up. So instead of advancing in a game due to skill it is more controlled by the game developer putting stipulations on you. Also, sometimes there are unfair advantages they give the AI to make it hard to play the game for free. I never played the Defender games (even though I downloaded them) but I was reading on Defender 2 comments that people were pissed off that the arrows don't fire fast enough or do enough damage. So probably the main way to get around that problem would be to spend money.
