Doubet & Hockett (2017) suggest evaluating tiered activities (and all. But idk, ive never spent large amounts on mobile games. Random sampling tends to produce representative samples and support valid. Much different than spending your money on a nice sports car and being able to actually use it. Even if you're rich, still seems a little excessive because all you get out of it is "bragging rights" for being at the top of the leaderboard of a mobile game. I dunno, spending hundreds/thousands of money for currency for a mobile game is a little much. So there's no cheating, just the usual jealous sour grapes from folks who begrudge their boss being able to own a Ferrari cause he has the extra cash he's willing to spend for one. The Community has also ceased operations after 17 years of memories formed, friendships forged, relationships cemented, and connections made. Even watching ads pays salaries and expenses. I moved to a new device and they restored the transactions on the new device via support codes. Sadly, the changing nature of gaming has seen a change in focus away from cheat codes and text-based game guides, and as such has become less relevant over time. They aren't volunteering to provide us a game to play. Hyper Hippo employees expect to be paid for their time, just like at any job. Which is perfectly legal, because the event leader board is pay to win and the devs allow players to buy their way into the top spots with gold multipliers.
You might spend lots and lots of real cash buying gold, if thats your thing.
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