One thing that really bothers me is how IMVU, despite being a popular virtual world, tends to milk its players in ways that feel pretty unfair. The platform offers a lot of customization and social interaction, which is great, but there’s this constant push for players to spend real money for items, credits, and even basic features. It’s as if the game is designed to make players feel like they have to keep paying to keep up with others or access the full experience. Many of the premium items, like exclusive clothing, accessories, and virtual goods, are locked behind paywalls. You can earn credits through certain activities, but the process feels slow and grinding, pushing players to either spend hours or dip into their wallets to progress faster.

What makes this even more frustrating is that some of the in-game features are essential for a better experience but are tied directly to additional purchases. Want to decorate your avatar or create your own virtual space? You might need to buy credits. Want to unlock a special effect or feature? That’s another payment. It feels like a never-ending cycle, where you're always encouraged to spend more just to stay competitive or have fun.

This kind of system can really be disheartening for players, especially when they’ve already invested a lot of time into the game. It creates a barrier for those who can't afford to constantly pay for in-game advantages, making the whole experience feel unfair to a large portion of the player base.

imvu haves be a cash cow for its owners. they could give a flip about the players. they simply want your money. and now with the death of the music store they found a way to keep millions and millions of creds but not offer any service in exchange.