any graal like games?

[iBlackFirenze]

Delteria is dead

[Star*]

Delteria is dead

Because the iOS isn't going to be released so that's why it's dead.

[NAG]

Blitz Brigade

[Star*]

Blitz Brigade

Not really a fun game since all tournaments are rig by the same winners.
And the developers don't really care much, it's just another P2W.

[Tricky]

v.v Call of Mini... Umm.. basically like the zombie mini game in era.

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Because the iOS isn't going to be released so that's why it's dead.

Never ever? o.o

[Kenan]

Gta San Andreas=you have all kinds of guns that era has,you have melees to kill civilians,you have a huge customization system,you have all kinds of vehicles and even some that era does not have(well maybe era has everything too because era has choppers and planes either but yeah...you get the point).

[Vv3 Sequel]

It doesn't satisfy me. I really hate the P2W community. Bunch of spoiled brats who spend
their mommy's credit card on 1000$ worth the in game money. (Probably like 100,000,000,000 in game cash.)

Graal needs to NOT be a pay to win, and needs ways to make money faster.
Its a pain in the *** to try to earn money from shovels, when there are crabs.
Or cars/trash when there are PKers. Graal MAKES you have to spend your own money
on the game. They make it so hard (for people that have lives, like me...) to want to stand
there and earn money for hours, or just earn money at all. To buy ONE GUN in graal, is
probably about 2 (Yes, 2) weeks of shoveling, or cars, or trash! Its impossible!

Id be willing to spend more time on Graal if I didnt have to spend it all EARNING MONEY!

Gameloft has a much better IAP model in my opinion.

Gameloft's F2P-P2W community of players aren't able to upload systems and effectively run a community throughout a small playerbase. I made my first 23k selling shields that I made to players, and bought an SMGPK. You have players on Modern Combat who don't even play with eachother more than once. Our pay-to-win economy has since gotten counters, since the inclusion of trade tables, you can turn a tiny sword into a pretty penny with a bit of patience and smooth-talk. (also, the math for $1,000 USD shows it's only 2.75m)