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Message: <blockquote data-quote="zmcvay" data-source="post: 280746" data-attributes="member: 4746">They do.  Mostly the same pricing model as SPA, just without the $20 bundles.  Premium tables $10, older tables (Phantom, LAH, HRC) $5.  The token method of getting tables is a joke, but the only tables you have to get that way are the LE versions, which as far as I can tell barely qualify as cosmetic reskins.   I wish they would at least discount them if you bought them in the normal version of SPA, but I look at the token system as just a demo to try before buying to see how the tables work in VR.  So far I've only bought Star Trek, but mostly because I'm a little weary of purchasing these tables for what amounts to the third time.Edit:  As an addition, I think it's how you look at it.  The token system should not be thought of or realistically advertised as a way to get tables for free.  I just don't see that happening.  But if you look at it as a demo system, it's actually more generous than what TPA or Zen have in place.  I appreciate it in that regard because what looks good in SPA doesn't necessarily translate well to VR.  I love Ghostbusters, but the VR version has a bigger issue with the farther end of the table being blurrier in normal play for me than Star Trek does, so I haven't bothered to purchase it.  But I do like that I can play a few full games for free at a time without buying it using tokens.  In short, unless this replaces the means of just buying tables you want, I don't see getting angry over it.  If it does become the norm, well, then I'm done with it.</blockquote>

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