Are the prices of King of Glory skins getting higher and higher? The store is a shop exclusively for the rich, while the battle pass caters to ordinary players.

Honor of Kings has been with players for ten years, witnessing its transformation, or rather, its reshaping. After all, for veteran players, it has become unrecognizable and is no longer the game they started playing.

Skin pricing has seen the biggest changes.

In recent versions, the most significant changes are in the welfare strategy and skin sales. Some people believe that there are more and more high-priced skins, and that the game is launched with collaborations, limited-edition skins, rare legendary skins, and even rare rare skins. It is all based on gacha and wish-fulfillment, so where can ordinary players buy cheap goods? Perhaps the current store pricing is not very friendly to the general public, but from another perspective, you will find that the game has always taken care of free-to-play players. You don't need to spend a single penny to get an epic skin.

There must be a reason for product positioning. The gaming community, as consumers, can be divided into several types, just like buying bags online. Those with high incomes choose luxury brands because they like their symbolism, while those who pursue affordability and practicality eagerly await year-end discounts, or frequently browse comments and feedback on Taobao. If the appearance and price are equal, then it is their favorite. The same thing, with different labels and on different platforms, can be sold to you for ten times the price. The principle is just like a bottle of plain water, which costs a few dollars at a convenience store, but suddenly becomes the price of a meal when attending a concert or taking a plane.

View games as a sales platform and understand consumer concepts.

The perspectives are completely different. Ordinary people might see the nouveau riche as ripped off, with no value for money whatsoever. Those who blindly worship brand names and buy at high prices are from two different worlds. The selling point of brand names is status, and of course, the quality is very good. A bag can be used for several years. After ten years, whether it is outdated or an antique depends on the trend at the time. The goods on online shopping platforms are not necessarily of poor quality, but they are inexplicably unappealing, regardless of whether they are visually appealing or practical. After a few months, the thought of changing bags begins to arise.

Simply put, this reflects a consumer mindset. Looking back at the King of Glory skins, are the Legendary and Rare skins a scam? Not at all. Those who have tried the Mythic skins know that the guaranteed drop rate is high, character updates are slow, and designs are outdated, leading to their obsolescence. Legendary skins, on the other hand, have a lower price, a more appealing and novel concept, so why not?