So as per my previous concerns, it still stands that this doesn’t address transparency.
We were not informed that this was an experiment which could have also been communicated earlier that you were going to be experimenting with Dinars this time round - AND not to mention, how this still impacts M+ players who only end up doing the Normal raid and nothing more (even though fully capable of doing higher level content but simply not having interest, a guild or the time to raid) still being punished with trinkets in M+ (which has been a running theme throughout the entirety of M+) that the trinkets are substantially weaker than raid obtained trinkets? Perhaps the raid trinkets and M+ trinkets need to be of similar power in order to avoid these issues continuously?
Also, this simply now further drives people to actually purchase WoW Tokens and is theoretically a Pay2Win system (as well as people who simply play the Auction House and have abused previous systems i.e. Garrison/Mission tables to be wealthy enough to carry them through the game for x amount of years and I am well aware of MANY of these people), those boosting communities will now charge even more for those who do want raid items and will sky rocket their prices MID season (something that is inherently not the “norm” as prices of Raid Boosts (for gold) drop after the first month of a new Raid release. Baffling that you would even call this a “Turbo Boost” in the first place, reinforcing these communities to profit even more off of people who don’t care about raiding and just want the chance of loot…
I’m still utterly disappointed in this.