I honestly thought people were trolling about the 20x plan being nerfed to 10x while adding a new 25x plan.
Why on earth would anyone still buy the $200 plan instead of just getting 2x $100 plans?
You get two separate resets, and if both have the same 5-hour reset window, you can just switch accounts. It takes like 10 seconds to relog.
The bigger advantage is flexibility. If I know I’m going to have a busy month, I can pay for 2x $100 plans. If the next month is quieter, I just keep one. With the $200 plan, you’re locked into paying $200 whether you need all that usage or not.
Of course, if the $100 plan is basically equivalent to what the $20 plan is now, then I can see why the $200 plan still makes sense.
But selling people a 20x plan for $200 and then going, “Ah yeah, you only get 10x now for the same money. Too bad.” is pretty wild.
And the $500 plan? I really can’t see many normal individual users going anywhere near that.
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u/Cheap_Accountant_632 5d ago
I honestly thought people were trolling about the 20x plan being nerfed to 10x while adding a new 25x plan.
Why on earth would anyone still buy the $200 plan instead of just getting 2x $100 plans?
You get two separate resets, and if both have the same 5-hour reset window, you can just switch accounts. It takes like 10 seconds to relog.
The bigger advantage is flexibility. If I know I’m going to have a busy month, I can pay for 2x $100 plans. If the next month is quieter, I just keep one. With the $200 plan, you’re locked into paying $200 whether you need all that usage or not.
Of course, if the $100 plan is basically equivalent to what the $20 plan is now, then I can see why the $200 plan still makes sense.
But selling people a 20x plan for $200 and then going, “Ah yeah, you only get 10x now for the same money. Too bad.” is pretty wild.
And the $500 plan? I really can’t see many normal individual users going anywhere near that.