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1/21/13 1:02:23 AM#41
Originally posted by nariusseldon Yeah, you're right. The model seems to be right there with LoL. Heroes and skins, with a few inconsequential boosts. |
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1/21/13 1:05:51 AM#42
I'll relate this thing to a situation IRL. I go out with army buddies often to watch sporting events... it's their usual thing to spend 3.50-5.00$ per beer and drink 4-8 of them in a given night,,, I order Iced Tea and maybe one beer because I can't meantally fathom using my hard earned money on a quadroupled price item. Yet on League of Legends I just used 40.00$ on skins and have used over 200$. I actually feel like I got something for my skins that I still have to this day as opposed to something that I will urine out in a couple hours.
Moral of the story... to each their own, apparently some people here doesn't value games where others might value the additional limited skins or perks of paying that money. 40$ on beer or 40$ on Skins... I choose skin and buy a case for the house? |
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1/21/13 6:28:37 AM#43
Let's not forget, this package comes with the most valuable boost in the game, 5% magic item find. I keep seeing people talk about he skins. It's not just that the skins are overpriced, which they are unless you are extremely submissive or you have massive loads of money to burn. It's about them giving away the most valuable in-game stats to people who are either rich or submissive enough to spend $200. This game just became PAY TO WIN! Error: 37. Signature not found. Please connect to my server for signature access. |
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1/21/13 2:32:11 PM#44
This appears to be a new spin on the lifetime sub ploy, made relevant for an F2P model. |
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1/21/13 2:54:33 PM#45
Originally posted by TheClifford Inconsequential? 5% Magic Item Find, in most games, is pretty damn far from inconsequential. Maybe you meant to use the word "overpowered" instead? Error: 37. Signature not found. Please connect to my server for signature access. |
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I'm laughing at the people defending this. Have you even played the game? How can you even have any idea if it's worth it or not (ignore the "estmiated" value). There is a difference between worth and value. If something is WORTH $200 then I feel good. If the value is $200 that means nothing.
Also that guy who made a comment about them jacking the price up on to make the others look better, you're dead correct. Bravo. Didn't even think of that. God I love psychology, and it worked on people in this thread! $200 is too much, $20 is too little so let's go with $60! Man this is amazing. I think I may write an article for my publication regarding the psychology behind purchasing digital content. |
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1/21/13 3:08:31 PM#47
The funniest part is that ppl who buy these packs wont even get a stupid beta key ..and you see them doing key giveaways on FB etc.
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1/21/13 3:11:58 PM#48
Originally posted by Xarko
The second funniest thing is:
Q: Why do people want a beta key? A: To try the game for free!!
But...but...it's F2P.... |
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1/21/13 3:20:12 PM#49
Originally posted by Psychow How does it matter if the "MMO" is going to be f2p or p2p for someone who wants to try the game in beta stage ? Anyway what I meant is, any other company who tries to grab ppls money before the game even launch usually include beta access in the price :) Edit: and ppl usually want key not only to try the game for free but to try it sooner :) (than others) |
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1/22/13 2:07:29 PM#50
Originally posted by Psychow A: To try the game for free and SOON. Now we are good. |
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1/23/13 2:22:14 PM#51
Originally posted by Axxar
You know David Breivik is behind Marvel Heroes right? The man who wrote down Diablo on a napkin at a restaurant. Co-founder of Blizzard North. He had nothing to do with Diablo 3. So Marvel Heroes 200 vs Diablo 3 100 is a steal
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1/24/13 12:03:12 PM#52
Got greedy in his old age, I suppose.
- vigilo confido - |
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1/24/13 12:07:49 PM#53
I see people still worrying about why, where and how people chose to spend their money. I can also see that token 'they are greedy' guy has also made an appearance. All is well then. |
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1/24/13 12:43:38 PM#54
Originally posted by Axxar That's why you can unlock everything in the game for free?
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1/24/13 1:37:57 PM#55
Originally posted by Axxar You are thinking small. $200 is greedy? Scientology, which sells bad sci-fi for 10s of thousands of dollars, is greedy. David is merely pushing the market. Plus, it is a free market. You are free to NOT give him any money. |
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1/24/13 2:14:34 PM#56
Guys! Free market is not a market where everything is free!
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1/25/13 3:13:49 PM#57
Originally posted by birdycephon Can you please give me everything you own that costs $200 or less? Why not, isn't $200 the exact same thing as FREE?! You just implied it was. Error: 37. Signature not found. Please connect to my server for signature access. |
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kadepsyson
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1/25/13 3:18:33 PM#58
$200 is a relatively small amount of money. However the features of the game and the things you get for the money are relatively much smaller.
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The1ceQueen
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"Always borrow money from a pessimist. They won't expect it back." |
1/25/13 3:20:12 PM#59
I'm no familiar with marvel heroes, it's not my type of game, but I have a question. Are people beta testing it first before paying for it? Or just paying $200 hoping it will be good? Just curious.
What happens when you log off your characters????..... |
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rojo6934
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Joined: 8/13/09
"It is double pleasure to deceive the deceiver". - Niccolo Machiavelli |
1/25/13 3:21:14 PM#60
Originally posted by birdycephon if this was true i think all games would be subscription based for the sake of constantly getting mroe content. This stopped being true when most devs started to inhale cash and exhale empty promises. |