Implementation of gift cards.

[Jess Diamond]

You can gift VIP and Packages to people so there's no point in having a gift card. Furthermore, if you purchase a gift card for £20 and buy something in the store for £18.99, there will never be a chance to spend the excess amount, especially if it's for somebody who doesn't want to spend their real money hence the gift card - this would cause more issues than solutions.

Regarding any issues with cards for payment, it might be worth sending an email to support, corresponding with your bank or getting a new card/account.

[Adriella Spencer]

You can gift VIP and Packages to people so there's no point in having a gift card. Furthermore, if you purchase a gift card for £20 and buy something in the store for £18.99, there will never be a chance to spend the excess amount, especially if it's for somebody who doesn't want to spend their real money hence the gift card - this would cause more issues than solutions.

Regarding any issues with cards for payment, it might be worth sending an email to support, corresponding with your bank or getting a new card/account.

I don't think you understand the suggestion and the problem it will solve...

[Johnny Jackson the 2nd]

You can gift VIP and Packages to people so there's no point in having a gift card. Furthermore, if you purchase a gift card for £20 and buy something in the store for £18.99, there will never be a chance to spend the excess amount, especially if it's for somebody who doesn't want to spend their real money hence the gift card - this would cause more issues than solutions.

Regarding any issues with cards for payment, it might be worth sending an email to support, corresponding with your bank or getting a new card/account.

That logic makes no sense. By that standard, stores shouldn’t sell gift cards at all because “you can just buy products directly.” The entire point of a gift card is flexibility — people can choose what they actually want instead of being locked into a specific package or VIP option.

And the “£1.01 leftover” argument is weak too. Almost every modern gift card system lets you combine balances or use the remainder later. Tiny leftover balances aren’t some impossible problem that suddenly outweighs the convenience of gift cards.

Also, telling people to “get a new bank account/card” because payments fail is absurdly out of touch. Gift cards exist specifically because not everyone wants to attach personal banking details, deal with international transaction issues, or repeatedly contact their bank over one purchase.

So no, gift cards wouldn’t “cause more issues than solutions.” They solve accessibility and convenience problems that direct payments don’t.

[Johnny Jackson the 2nd]

bump...........................

[Johnny Jackson the 2nd]

bump..................

[Johnny Jackson the 2nd]

bump....
It's honestly crazy that not a single staff member has given any meaningful input on this suggestion. This isn't some niche feature request—it's a payment option that could directly increase revenue and make the game accessible to players who currently can't spend money.

Players are pointing out a problem that actively prevents sales, yet there's been little to no discussion from the people responsible for the game's growth. Every day this goes ignored is another day potential customers are unable to make purchases.

You would think a suggestion that could bring in more paying users and improve accessibility would at least warrant feedback from the team.

[Johnny Jackson the 2nd]

bump these mf dont care about their users.............................

[Johnny Jackson the 2nd]

bump........