I cannot even remotely justify the price tag to content ratio. Loved the game, but it feels so overwhelmed by greed, and fear-of-missing-out. Those are bad practices I will no longer feed, because let's be real; you'll grind days, weeks, and months for a weapon you'll use once and then vault. There comes a point where players need to ask if they're having fun or if they're only playing to feed a sick addiction and FOMO. The game started out with so much passion and soul and then greed settled in and corrupted players. This is no longer a game. It is a tool-perfected way to psychological manipulate your playerbase into feeding a cash cow. I might still enjoy Thundercrashing a few bosses and have enjoyed the game many years now, but every time I come back now? There's no fun side to feed. Only the bad stuff to feed. A point in which you realize that you've never actually turned the game on to have fun. You only turned it on because the game is playing you and on your need to go get that item before it's gone etc. If I'm to come back as a permanent almost-everyday player like I used to be. FOMO must absolutely be abolished even for aesthetics. Content needs to stop being vaulted all the time. Let us play every activity ever released especially considering the ones that were paid for. And lastly, slow down on the Eververse store; it would be much better suited if 90 percent of that stuff was unlocked via actual gameplay and challenges. It feels like 90 percent of all cosmetics and cool stuff requires you to rip out your wallet. If we swapped the pools of all Eververse gear with the "Gameplay" pool. This game would have a much higher attraction. Eververse feels like this looming empire of greed overshadowing the rest of the game.