How Bad Are Disney Dreamlight Valley's Microtransactions?
is getting some new upgrades, and that warrants a reevaluation of how severe its microtransactions are. While the game is best known for its Disney characters and -styled gameplay, the latest update looks to make premium currency more prominent. Considering how other games have faced similar issues, excessive monetization in wouldn't be all that surprising.
In the latest update for, A Festival of Friendship, a new Premium Shop was one of the new additions. This is a new store separate from the others that will exclusively sell a selection of exclusive cosmetic items. The twist is that instead of using Star Coins, players have to spend their rare Moonstones in order to purchase anything from the Premium Shop, making it one of the most dramatic additions in 's third update. The harder-to-find currency essentially heightens the price of everything in the Premium Shop, which could easily lead to players spending more for them.
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The Moonstones required for 's Premium Shop are incredibly scarce, but there are a few ways to find them. The first method is to find a Moonstone chest that spawns daily. As a bonus, these chests now give 50 Moonstones per day rather than the 10 they gave before. However, one obstacle to this is finding the Moonstone chest in the first place. They spawn randomly every day, and although they are distinguished by their blue color, the player still needs to seek them out for the reward. Even then, unlike the income from selling soufflés in , the reward of 50 Moonstones is quite small.
The second option for receiving Moonstones in is through the Star Path. The Star Path is reminiscent of the battle passes and other seasonal
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