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Bidding system is not fair as there are few people with massive amounts of ATP points that will always take all the keys, while the rest of us will just sit back and watch key disappear.
ShadowYTV5 - 05.24.2026 08:56:06
How much did you bid?
rokocoko - 05.24.2026 09:03:17
It is fair, that's why is called bidding. You get it, if you can afford it. And that's a great way to lower the total ARPs in the market.
MrKatamari - 05.24.2026 09:34:03
There's no way you can accumulate that much ARP monthly. If you win, you probably won't have enough to bet on the next one.
rokocoko - 05.24.2026 10:32:57
Exactly my point. How many can afford to get these kind of games on 20-30k+ biddings? After a few auctions, the market will stabilize.
Codasim - 05.24.2026 10:59:41
It is fair, you just dont think it is fair because you cant go after a AAA headliner each month. But likely neither can those who bid 15K to 30K.
Spyterminator - 05.24.2026 10:59:48
People complained when it was first come and first serve for the vault. Now, people complaining of bidding within 24 hours. There is no pleasing for you guys if every solution is met with criticism..
Fruit Punch Samurai - 05.24.2026 13:24:53
Calm down, and think for a moment. a) If members desperate for Pragmata bid all their ARP, then they won't be able to win another auction for a while. b) As a 9-year member, it was also possible for YOU to be in the top ten bidders.
thedoktor - 05.24.2026 17:20:30
Capitalism my friend. Welcome to poverty.
maayakins - 05.25.2026 02:08:20
Personally, this is the most fair way of going about things compared to the "first come first serve" system. Let the people that want it that badly bid higher. You/they're under no obligation to get a game every month.
mterme - 05.25.2026 12:54:49
You are a 9 year member of Alienware Arena and only accumulated 24,000 ARP? You could have got a lot more, and then also put in a larger bid.