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6/05/12 4:20:59 AM#81
Never been happier with any game to date. Swtor is perfect for me, impressive in any sense, enjoying since start and every day. But it is sad to se population declining. I hope they fix pvp and endgame as I guess that is main problem for many. Not for me however and not for many, I could not care less for pvp in any game. And as altholic I'm playing 12 alts. Only when all will be lv. 50 I will look toward endgame. Or even not as I love also Rift and Wow. With this top 3 games of all times (imo of course) I'm always busy without end game only with pve and questing. I just hope they never turn to full f2p model. There is no free launch in life. Never been. There is always price to pay sooner or later. All games that are marked as "f2p" are or more expensive via cash shops or are completely unplayable in free model and one need to sub to "optional" sub model. |
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6/05/12 4:26:13 AM#82
Originally posted by cronius77 I think main problem in this forums is incredible hate community. Never seen something like this, not even with wow. Like somebody have spend a lot of money for creating all this hathred. As for me, games that I do not play actually, very rarely follow on forums, yet immagine to spend months for basing or spreading hate. Any hater should think about himself or herself and seek help. I guess aura of negativity is present around them in anything they do in real life, too. Sad. |
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6/05/12 4:32:23 AM#83
Just makes me glad I spent the pre order money on Wurm instead.
Regards EoC Supporter Regards Gramps www.theoldergamers.com |
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6/05/12 5:31:15 AM#84
I stopped playing this when I got to 50 and realised the game was incomplete and didn't provide a full MMO experience. I think its good they are continuing to improve the game but would I ever come back? not likly. I guess after playing RiFT who have a great development team and provide lightning fast fixes the snail pace at which contend and fixes are pushed out by Bioware just puts me right off committing. |
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6/05/12 6:32:43 AM#85
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6/05/12 7:00:49 AM#86
F2P to level 15 is a lot of game for people to get through and it does let you find a favourite clas to prgress with to level cap.
Also good to see Bioware showing lots of new content is on the way.SWTOR looks a safe bet as a sub mmo for the 2012. |
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6/05/12 7:07:48 AM#87
I fail to see how raising the level cap should negatively influence Legacy traits, as Legacy traits are only an incentive to level more alts. However, a level cap raise would make all top-tier gear useless, so people would have to grind higher tier gear to match the higher level. (Unless the gear would be moddable). Not that it can be helped; that's just something that comes with the design. (Almost all themepark MMOs have this in one way or the other).
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6/05/12 7:10:54 AM#88
Originally posted by Coolit "I stopped playing this when I got to 50 and realised the game was incomplete and didn't provide a full MMO experience.". Can you be more explicit? What exactly you discovered at lv. 50 that suddenly felt game was incomplete? I have currently 4 lv. 50 and 8 close and do not feel anything remotely close to this. Besides, what you attribute to Trion bellow is just what Bio does, lighting fast fixes and rest. |
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6/05/12 7:11:23 AM#89
F2P? Yeaaaah, who didn't see that coming from a mile away? "This is life! We suffer and slave and expire. That's it!" -Bernard Black (Dylan Moran) |
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6/05/12 7:16:22 AM#90
Question. If you decide to play past 15 do you need to buy the game and pay a sub? Will the free accounts be counted as subs to the shareholders? "Look we have 5 mil people". |
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6/05/12 7:29:57 AM#91
Originally posted by Ryowulf Yes. And shareholders only care about the incoming $. |
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6/05/12 7:32:03 AM#92
Yeah, I tried to bet a sandbox smasher that this would happen, and they wouldn't do it, said TOR would give free time or levels, way before SWG in its timeline did...Since they were running their mouth before the decline about how great TOR was.
Bad mix of styles and makeup for a mmo imo....I think total f2p is on the way.
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6/05/12 7:32:37 AM#93
Originally posted by punkrock Bingo. It's complete word-play. Shameless semantic marketing nonsense. They're cashing in on the newfound popularity of the whole "free!" thing everyone else has been doing. 2 years ago, maybe less, they'd have simply called it a "Free Trial up to Level 15", just like everyone else. It's exactly the same thing. This is not some new paradigm they've discovered. MMOs have had free trials up to a certain level for a long time now. Only they called them Trials. There have been MMOs that allow you to play a huge chunk of the game with only certain parts of it being locked behind a subscription fee or some other kind of purchase. They haven't called them "Free To Play". They've called them "restricted access", or some other similar description. Runescape has had this model for a long time now. I guess "Free To Play" yields better results than "Free Trial" in their "market research", and that's why they insist on using that terminology now. The failure, or perhaps just plain old disinterest, of people to think critically and recognize the difference in meaning between different terms - or more specifically - the deliberate misuse of them (e.g. calling a free trial "free to pay") for marketing purposes, is quite amazing to me. And sad. You have people calling GW2 "free to play" because there's no subscription, while completely ignoring the fact that you have to actually buy the game first. If you have to buy something before you can use it, it isn't free. That's like.. basic logic 101 there. Hell that's pre-101. Yet, how many people do you see making that claim over and over again, ad nauseum. It's the same thing with calling Diablo III a MMORPG. It's not a MMORPG. It's an action RPG, just like its predecessors were, and still are. Blizzard refers to it as an Action RPG on their site, while they refer to WoW as a MMORPG. MMORPG and Action RPG are not the same thing, neither by definition, nor design. And so now we have developers/publishers pushing out this new nonsense, cashing in on the phrase "Free To Play!" in order to attract more people into what is just a good old-fashioned Limited Free Trial. |
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6/05/12 7:33:10 AM#94
EA louse .....its not in your game |
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6/05/12 7:33:49 AM#95
When I was your age we called these new high-fangled F2P-to-X-level "trials". |
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6/05/12 7:35:14 AM#96
Im boycotting all EA games now. Im effectively boycotting them for the rest of my Life. I will not even suggest to my friends that they play with free trial. |
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6/05/12 8:04:20 AM#97
Originally posted by SuperDonk Sounds about right, they will then claim the population has risen even though 90% of them will be f2p on the trial. |
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6/05/12 8:12:58 AM#98
Originally posted by Dranny
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6/05/12 8:15:39 AM#99
This will give all those people Bioware layed off something to do while looking for a job. |
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6/05/12 8:23:12 AM#100
Yea great idea, take an already linear very small and guided leveling experience divide it by 4 and let ppl go crazy. It takes what, 3 hours to get to lvl 15, so after a new customer gets to lvl 15 with the first toon theyll go back try another toon and...we all know the conclusion. Better idea was just make the gaem f2p at least ppl would lvl to 50 to see what all the fuss is about instead of finding out so fast. http://www.furians.it/firme/signature.php |
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