mee wrote:playmage tells you that on the tenth card the previous 9 will be checked for a six star, and only if there isn't a 6 star in the first nine cards then and only then will they give you your guarenteed 6 star
The system you've just described is the old 500-gem recruit system. At the end of your draw, a piece of code checks your previous cards, and if none of them are 6-stars, the last one becomes a 6-star.
mee wrote:Durst explain how bonus gem recruits is now better?
The new system expanded that rule. The single-card draw version of the rule was actually better than the multi-card draw version, because it checked every ten cards (rather than every eleven) and every time you got a 6-star, you got to restart, instead of only once a draw. So you got less 6-stars. Now, the 500-gem draw method uses the same, upgraded effects the single-card version does: it checks every ten cards instead of every eleven, and it restarts with every 6-star instead of at the end of each run. For a full example of why that's better, look through this thread. I already wrote one.
mee wrote:...shouldn't it just be 6 star guaranteed every 10th card, no matter what the first 9 cards are?....you can't guarentee something and then say if you were lucky enough to get a 6 star in the first random 9 pulls, well sorry we guaranteed a six star and you got it...no no no...first nine pulls are supposed to be random, my guaranteed 6 star shouldn't be coming from the massive pool of all 4+ stars, my guarenteed six should be randomly chosen from a much smaller pool of only 6s....am i making any sense here?
You seem to have an issue with the word "guarantee." PM's guarantee is that "You will receive at least one 6-star for every ten draws." Their guarantee is NOT "Every tenth card will be a 6-star." That's a much bigger guarantee than our current one and worlds bigger than the old one. Campaign for it if you want to, but they already instituted sailor miles, and that's probably as close as you're going to get to a regular reward card for gem recruits.