NetEnt Sped up Their Games

[LeoDubbed]

I noticed that NetEnt has sped up a few of their games. So far two games are sped up. Divine Fortune and Joker Pro. Personally, i think it decreases the enjoyment of the games. I know for a fact that WMS also sped up their games but that only happens when no matching symbols on the first 3 reels. Did you also noticed this? Ik what do you think about it?

[cocopop3011]

I noticed that NetEnt has sped up a few of their games. So far two games are sped up. Divine Fortune and Joker Pro. Personally, i think it decreases the enjoyment of the games. I know for a fact that WMS also sped up their games but that only happens when no matching symbols on the first 3 reels. Did you also noticed this? Ik what do you think about it?

 

You think it decreases the enjoyment? Why?

[MacdoniS]

You think it decreases the enjoyment? Why?

I will compare the speeding process of slots to a food. If we just swallow the food without chewing it definitely we can't taste the rewarding part of eating same as playing slots and speeding them up.

 

I think the reason why they sped it up is because they want to profit more from this slots maybe these slots were low profit limited? What do you think guys?

 

[LeoDubbed]

You think it decreases the enjoyment? Why?

When something happens too fast, one word will come out of your mouth ; What?

I enjoy playing slots by watching the reels spinning and love the excitement of what comes next. I love how WMS does it and apparently they did their research. When there's no matching symbols on the first three reels, the rest of them are not relevant so they sped it up a notch.

 

NetEnt games already have the quick spin feature so if anybody want to play fast, they can use that feature

I really don't know why they did this but maybe this way the jackpot prize will increases faster (Divine Fortune) but I couldn't guess the reason for Joker Pro.

The bottom line is that those two games are not as fun as at first. To me.

[Mikko]

It makes sense for NetEnt to do this due to them getting part of the Casino's win for the games NetEnt provides. More games, more player losses, more money to casino and NetEnt.

 

I don't much like it, for the reason Leo and MacDoniS already stated.

[cocopop3011]

I'm not a fan of Divine Fortune yet, maybe it'll grow on me over time and I don't play Joker Pro however I'm the opposite I hate it when games are slow. 

 

I don't use the quick spin feature never liked it but I prefer games that are fast-paced. 

[Raptordinos]

I'm not a fan of Divine Fortune yet, maybe it'll grow on me over time and I don't play Joker Pro however I'm the opposite I hate it when games are slow. 

 

I don't use the quick spin feature never liked it but I prefer games that are fast-paced. 

I agree, I like faster slots, but I like generous ones even more

[cocopop3011]

I agree, I like faster slots, but I like generous ones even more

 

Well yes, I like those too 

[financ]

I like the new Netent slots, but I don't like when they renew an existing slot like Gonzos quest, Twin spin, Starburst etc. When they not modedd I can set the graphics and skip the animations. Now I have to see gonzos misery even if I won a few euro

[catapultaudio]

I prefer my slots to spin relatively quickly, or at least to have the option of a "fast play" mode. Some games are just ridiculously slow, and forcing me to watch the "big win" animations or other intermediary garbage is a surefire way to have me looking for the close button in record time.

 

What have NetEnt done with Gonzos/Twin Spin/etc ? They have removed the option to turn off animations or something like that ?