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11/14/12 6:48:46 PM#21
Is that about £20 if so yes, but..
Needs to be hybrid mmo, taking list of influence from the best themepark - daoc and the best sandbox - eve Original setting, like say late 19th early 20th century steampunk / horror / mystery, with a political / doomsday element regarding 1914. Or something equally cool and bloody new, rather than a substandard wow rehash. |
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11/14/12 6:54:49 PM#22
Hell fecking no! I might pay $15 or a bit more if it was my dream game, but then it could have no micro-transactions what so ever including xpacs, cash shops, paid renames, and the rest of that sort of bunk.
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11/14/12 6:55:00 PM#23
This should have been a poll question.
Yes. If everything was the way that I want it. |
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11/14/12 6:55:38 PM#24
Originally posted by moguy2 haha nice one, thought the same when I read the title. :) Want to design your own coasters, flat rides and more? Always wanted that dream Theme Park? Look no further!
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11/14/12 6:57:37 PM#25
Originally posted by Torvaldr
I'm pretty sure that would apply to your 'dream scenario'...
I personally don't see the fault in paying $30 a month for the perfect game.
We pay $60 for games that we beat in a matter of days. It seems like the most logical way to spend your gaming money. |
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11/14/12 6:59:01 PM#26
Easily. Something along the lines of original EQ up to Velious with modern graphics , with tons of added GM active support actively banning the trolls spamming chat with obvious racist/overly vulgar etc unnecessary chat.
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11/14/12 6:59:39 PM#27
Have you seen what those folks over at Gemstone IV are paying or that game? I tend to think that if it is TRULY what you want to play, you will pay to play it.. If they developed a great sandbox based on Universal Century Gundam that fixed the bugs and mishaps of that other one they had in japan, and released it in the states.. I would pay more than I would pay for any other game to play it..
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11/14/12 7:02:50 PM#28
This thread should have a poll. Yes. for my perfect game i would pay that much a month. no problem.
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11/14/12 7:03:59 PM#29
Originally posted by OgreRaper How about for a MMO like this...
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11/14/12 7:05:25 PM#30
14.99 is my limit. Anymore than that, and I stick with F2P
www.90and9.net |
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Mackeskimo
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Sometimes you can't wait, Sometimes you have to scream your name & just run in. |
11/14/12 7:05:33 PM#31
Yes, if the game was like Sword Art Online (not the dying part, but the cerebral full immersion) then yes I would. Literally living in another world would kick ass, as long as I can take the helmet off, Of course. |
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11/14/12 7:07:10 PM#32
Originally posted by Torvaldr remember this is YOUR dream MMO. So it can have w/e you want in it. what would THAT game be worth a month TO YOU>
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11/14/12 7:07:23 PM#33
Yes. I pay $150 for cable and internet, $15 for netflix, about $45 for various MMO's, and that's not even going into stuff like the occassional movie ticket or new video game release. I could see paying $30 a month for an MMO, especially if it meant dropping other subs and not getting as many new games. |
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11/14/12 7:09:04 PM#34
Originally posted by mikecackle Inflation? Perhaps, otherwise heck no fool!!!
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11/14/12 7:09:52 PM#35
I'd prefer games to bring back the old EQ Legends server model where players can pay more to play on a server that doesn't have poor people on it.
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Foomerang
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11/14/12 7:10:09 PM#36
heh some of these replies... I'm almost embarrassed to say I spend about 100 bucks a month on video games presently (almost). And thats down from about 150 a month in my twenties. I spend about 30-40 bucks a month on indie games ;p, a monthly sub or two, and a single player game about every other month. Themepark is not a sub genre, its an excuse. |
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11/14/12 7:10:44 PM#37
Originally posted by Ichmen Yeah I know what you mean mate but all I can remember is having some truely fun moments in that game... The open world PvP was amazing and even though it was a grindfest to level up it was still fun to level in a group |
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11/14/12 7:11:08 PM#38
I dont understand why people freak out about MMO sub fees. If I go to the movie ($7) and buy a popcorn ($4) and a drink ($3) I spend between $14 and $17 for 2 hours of entertainment. I leave the theater with nothing for the rest of the month. MMO's are so much more entertainment than that. I would gladly pay $30 a month for a really good sandbox MMO.
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11/14/12 7:18:25 PM#39
Yes without a second of hesitation. If they released a proper Elder Scrolls MMO, Shadowrun MMO or heck even SWG2 that was done properly.
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11/14/12 7:18:42 PM#40
My short answer is no.
However, I would consider 30 plus a month for a sub if the devs made it worth my while. At 30 dollars a month my expectations would be ridiculiously high, so much so that I don't think such a game is possible now or in the near future. Quizzical: One of the fundamental laws of the universe is that if an acronym is used often enough, someone will try to pronounce it. Kyleran: It's like how the Hebrews feel about the true name of God, it's never to be pronounced. If I actually try to describe it vocally to others I tell them I play online games. |
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