I think it would be great if they added a new section right under the daily skins (it would also refresh daily) containing skins that you normally get from the egg coins. I understand that the point of the gacha machine is so that people spend there nemo bucks, so the skins would also be for nemo bucks at a slightly higher price (since you know which one you're getting). Uncommons would be 400 nemo bucks, Rares 1000, Epics 1800, and Legendaries 3400. This would allow players to get the skins that they really want without risking it or having to wait a long time to get the skin that they want (and it would make PA money🤑).

Knowing how people are though, they would definitiely complain about skins only costing nemo bucks and cookies being useless. I would suggest adding some legendary-like skins that cost upwards of 1 million cookies. This way people would be able to spend all those cookies they've saved up and give cookies more value.

Ideally both of these things should be released together to balance each other out.

that sounds like a good idea actually (It would make it more interesting if it was only available on weekends) :]

    both suggestions are out of question. they want to spend you more money on gacha mechanic. this wont change. 1m cookie skins is not likely to happen and it will make whoever uses it look cri-

      Igor It's wishful thinking really. But that is why I suggest they raise the price for more than they normall sell skins of the same rarity for.

        UnseenMind Even reading just the part of the article prior to the paywall (which is hilariously ironic given the subject of the article), woah, that is a really huge and drastic change to what has become commonplace in the game industry. If it goes through that will be very interesting to see how studios all over the world respond. Dang.

            UnseenMind Yep, that is definitely one potential outcome. It's such a huge market, though, that it probably would still be worth the investment for larger games to rethink or even completely overhaul their in-game purchases on the global market just to keep the Chinese gamer market in play. I imagine that next year's GDC will definitely have some talks about this, heh.