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Here’s how the system typically works: First, Lebro drops a new hack with an overpowered feature like "200m aimkill," which completely disrupts the game for about two days. During this chaos, players struggle to adapt while the game becomes unplayable. After two days, @HH.Care issues an apology for the inconvenience and rolls out a new update—usually one that introduces more bugs than it fixes. The next day, they announce “exciting new features,” which almost always turn out to be overpriced skins or pay-to-win mechanics. For example, if you spend $100, you can unlock items like a sleigh that lets you move faster around the map, giving paying players a clear advantage. Finally, if they’re feeling ambitious, they’ll recycle the same basic map layouts, shuffle them around, and call it new content. Of course, there’s no improvement in graphics or meaningful gameplay changes—just the same old material repackaged. 🤔 HyperHug Team POV: We are Elon Musk😂
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@HH.Care Bro, they don't care at all, they just read these messages and consider us as dumb people, the only thing they care is, get back that amount of money they already paid for this game under a month and nothing more To get the full items in the Frosty shop you need to pay total 100$ money, while with this amount of money you can get at least 40 items on the rust shop 😂😉
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Yeah, they are just adding new skins with a bigger price in every single week😂
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Dear HuyperHug Team, I appreciate your work on the game, but the current coin and skin prices are too high. For example, the Skull Helmet costs 150 coins, meaning players need at least $25 to get a simple skin. The US dollar is already strong, and for many countries, this makes items even more expensive. Instead of pricing skins so high that only a few people buy them, why not lower prices so thousands can afford them? For example, the AR Rifle in the wheel costs over $60, while in Rust a similar item is only $2. Making coins cheaper would lead to more people buying and more players enjoying the game. Thank you for considering this.
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I’m struggling to understand how you can justify charging $18 for just two regular skins. To get 105 coins, I'd need to buy a 100-coin pack for $12 and a 40-coin pack for $6. That’s an absurd price for something purely cosmetic. I’m asking you to seriously reconsider the pricing. It would be fairer for players if the skins were priced more reasonably, as this current model feels like a huge overcharge. Please think about adjusting the prices. @HH.Care @HH.Care
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@HH.Care DON'T BE CARELESS Ignoring the players won't solve anything but bothering yourself and being disrespecting
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@HH.Care DON'T BE CARELESS Answer the question about the update We are not trying to bother you We just want your word
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@HH.Care I'm begging you Take a look to questions part
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@HH.Care Look at the questions part
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Dear HyperHug Team, I hope you're doing well. As we approach mid-December, I wanted to ask if there are any updates or features we should be expecting in the coming days for Oxide. I know many players, myself included, are excited about the upcoming changes and would appreciate any insights you can share. Looking forward to your response!🙏
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Dear Development Team, Since the latest update, the game has become nearly unplayable due to a number of significant bugs. These issues are severely affecting the user experience, and it's frustrating not being able to enjoy the game in its normal, functional state. Could you please provide an estimated timeline for when these bugs will be fixed? It would be appreciated if someone from the team could respond to this message and offer some clarity or updates. Thank you for your attention to this urgent matter. Sincerely, Ilia
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Yes, we are already promoting the game, but they could take it a step further by providing us with image icons or short promotional materials. These could be integrated into our videos to highlight the game more effectively and attract a wider audience. Including these materials would help grow their community while also making our content more engaging for viewers. It’s a win-win for both sides!