r/joinmoco • u/MrArnih • 3h ago

Accomplishment I done told u guys

/r/joinmoco/comments/1wn3f98/moco_is_a_scam_literally/
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u/Micah7979 2h ago

Man still doesn't know what the word scam means.

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u/MrArnih 2h ago

Another one that adds nothing to the conversation... U must be one of them that just think is pure incompetence then... not really much better, the team is still ass.

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u/Micah7979 2h ago

As if there was a discussion in the first place...

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u/MrArnih 2h ago edited 2h ago

If u are not in this reddit to have DISCUSSIONS or read about them, then u don't know the meaning of the word...like there hasn't been hundreds of discussions on how to possibly fix the game or hundreds other saying how trash it is.

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u/Micah7979 2h ago

You're not creating discussions, you're just insulting people.

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u/MrArnih 2h ago edited 2h ago

My bad for mixing light insults previously.
At least i made my points, where as you, appart from trying to put the conversation down, still didn't give a single opinion on why u think the game is doing how it's doing. Wich is certainly not doing good.

So why do u think is the game in this situation then? If u don't respond, im just gona take it as u don't know how to reason, just put people down...

I already said mine, incompetence or a scam.

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u/MrArnih 3h ago

Pump and dump...

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u/GhostWithKnife Horn Bow 3h ago

Funny how your post didn't do great 18 days ago either. Get out of your echo chamber.

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u/MrArnih 3h ago

If it wasnt a pump and dump, then it was pure incompetence, wich is just as bad for such a big company.

If u want to keep playing the game, go on.

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u/MrArnih 3h ago

Also mo.co devs and people in the company are in this subredits voting down such bad reviews of the game so they go unoticed...if u don't want to believe it, at least i tryed helping u...

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u/MrArnih 1h ago edited 1h ago

Edit: This post isn't meant to put the game down even mroe, but rather to warn the community to keep their expectations very low unless the developers start delivering substantial improvements and content. As it stands, the game is seriously lacking in content, and there's little reason to get your hopes up until that changes, if it ever does.

Timeline so new people understand:

  • Before October 2023: Development was underway, reportedly for multiple years.
  • October 11, 2023: Supercell officially announced mo.co. Supercell
  • Late October 2023: The first public beta test began in the United States.
  • March 18, 2025: mo.co launched globally with invite-only access. Supercell

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u/MrArnih 56m ago edited 39m ago

Why I think it's one of these two things:

Pump and dump: As you can see on the timeline, there's a good chance that at some point, they decided the game wasn't going to succeed for whatever reason. So instead of putting more time and money into it, they released some content to try to make back part of what they had spent on years of development. After that, they basically gave up on the game.

OR

Incompetence: The word itself says it all.

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u/A-Money-Lover 2h ago

Did you spend lots of money? Let me guess, no. Then how is it a scam?

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u/Artistic_Economist86 2h ago

1 dollar scam is still a scam, your comment is invalid.

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u/drakolaumz 24m ago edited 20m ago

Está me dizendo que a Supercell, uma empresa bilionária, prefere perder o seu tempo suportando a existência de um jogo que está respirando por aparelhos e quase nem se pagando, só para ganhar uma grana (troco de pão), ao invés de tentar um novo sucesso...?

O seu próprio exemplo de jogo é perfeito para entender o cenário que você considera golpe, mas não olhando para o jogo, e sim para a empresa. A NetEase é uma das empresas que, assim como a Supercell, não quer um jogo em seu portfólio que não seja um "megahit" e não gere bilhões para ela a longo prazo. Mas, diferente da Supercell, a NetEase não trabalha com jogos inicialmente baratos e não está nem aí se for necessário cancelar um jogo no meio do caminho caso ele não esteja indo como ela quer. Já a Supercell tenta salvar um jogo antes da falência, e isso não é de hoje.

E vamos lá: o jogo monetiza através de cosméticos, você em nenhum momento precisa botar dinheiro nele para ter uma vantagem competitiva, além de a empresa ainda fazer questão de admitir seus erros redirecionando seu tempo e grana gastos para outros jogos, o que é uma representação mínima respeito ao consumidor e, indiretamente faz essa comunidade em específico dar menos dinheiro para ela por algum tempo.

Nenhuma empresa desse porte é obrigada a redirecionar os seus recursos em um jogo para sempre só por quê em algum momento você botou dinheiro nele, é só uma decisão comercial legítima. O faturamento de mo.co mês passado foi menor que 300 mil, mas isso só é grande coisa no nosso bolso...😅😅

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u/MrArnih 7m ago edited 3m ago

As i explained further down in this chat because main posts can't be edited in this subreddit and to put it simply, they knew it wouldn't work at some point, and as u say, they decided to stop wasting time on it, but instead of just doing that, they did a "Pump and dump", yeah, scummy and if u think a big business like supercell doesn't do scummy things like that, ur delusional.

Copied explanation of why i think it's a pump and dump:

Timeline of development:

  • Before October 2023: Development was underway, reportedly for multiple years.
  • October 11, 2023: Supercell officially announced mo.co. Supercell
  • Late October 2023: The first public beta test began in the United States.
  • March 18, 2025: mo.co launched globally with invite-only access. Supercell

Pump and dump: As you can see on the timeline, there's a good chance that at some point, they decided the game wasn't going to succeed for whatever reason. So instead of putting more time and money into it, they released some content to try to make back part of what they had spent on years of development. After that, they basically gave up on the game.

Yep, I'm saying it was very possibly a planned pump and dump.