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I'm willing to pay for a good game, let that be known, but I shy away from freemium games because they usually end up costing more than I would just pay on WoW for example. So if I was to play it and really enjoy it, how costly will it get and how mandatory is it to spend money in this game? I.E. Do I need to drop 40$ for the best gear or is using money just a shortcut to the same end? Bro you are playing LOTRO like it owes you money - Grunt187 |
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2/10/12 9:50:20 PM#2
Its free. you dont have to spend a dine. |
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2/10/12 9:56:29 PM#3
Yes if you dont mind bad game design, nothing to do at cap and clunky combat...it's free. Current Games: TERA, D3 |
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2/10/12 10:12:47 PM#4
I'd not reccomend fallen earth and I used to be a commander subscriber and a old p2p player, the devs seem to be douing anything they can lately to destroy the game. First they changed mat nodes which bascally made being a crafter more of a pain in the ass than it already was. It used to be random nodes and then at certan spots you could find a concentration of 20-30 nodes in a very small spot. Bascally they removed all the concentrations, pvp towns were't touched though but the pvp area's tend to only drop specific rarer items. So bascally their is a major shortage of commonly used componnents. Then they messed with the AP system that was tbh fine how it was before. Missions/quests still are nto worth doing since you can get way more exp killing random mobs for the travel time for 1 mission step, only ones worth doing is the main storyline, and the missions that award AP (SKill points) The combat is boring as shit too, due to no real AI on the mobs, and its fairly clunky, Making 500 rounds of ammo takes 23 mins or so more if your a freebie player. But you can usually use them in less time least if pistol user. Only unique aspect of FE really is the fact that when you craft your not restricted from doing anything, you can still fight, do quests and stuff. You can even craft while offline. The devs ruined the whole scavenger aspect of the game, back when I played last you could bascalyl scavenge for what you needed, but in a patch not to long ago they now force you to buy certan componnents that are used alot from npc's, Which mainly hurts new players. That and the material node changes wrecked it too. The endgame in fe is pvp based, if your looking for boring wow-like pve raids your not going to find them here. The problem is actually finding people to kill in pvp, the playerbase is fairly small tbh. Since its f2p I always say give it a try, game does have one of the better communitys I have seen with actually active gm's. It even has a help channel specifically for people to ask questions. Yellow name=GM green=Hazmat (bascally a voulenteer who helps people during his play time with questions). The game lacks anything of a decent tutorial and not much is ever explained so its either you ask or trial and error. Being a pessimist is a win-win pattern of thinking. If you're a pessimist (I'll admit that I am!) you're either: A. Proven right (if something bad happens) or B. Pleasantly surprised (if something good happens) Either way, you can't lose! Try it out sometime! Currently waiting for: Phantasy Star Online 2 |
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That is disappointing to hear. Lately I've been looking for a good Sandbox MMO (with less of a startup than EVE) and I'm running out of any that people are willing to recommend. I don't even mind paying, I just want a good quality MMO for once. Bro you are playing LOTRO like it owes you money - Grunt187 |
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2/12/12 4:40:57 PM#6
Originally posted by Siveria
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2/13/12 12:14:36 AM#7
It has nothing to do with wanting things served on the plate. It is kinda like disabling set spawns for mobs and scattering them randomly over the map. When you would do quests then, you would run around for hours simply to look for the necessary mobs. When you have to do that day after day, I doubt running around aimlessly to complete your task would be fun. |
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2/13/12 3:57:10 AM#8
Originally posted by rixk Well I haven´t had ANY problems getting mats for crafting. It´s the opposite so far. I have to much mats. I need to invest in a real account cause the 8 hours of crafting I get from F2P only last m 8 hours per day, and I easily fill that, since you also craft when your logged off. So I still can´t see the problem in what they´ve done. In my eyes it´s seems like they´ve made it less carebeary and made it more interesting with the placement of mats in PVP zones etc. |
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rojo6934
Hard Core Member
Joined: 8/13/09
"It is double pleasure to deceive the deceiver". - Niccolo Machiavelli |
2/13/12 4:02:57 AM#9
i wouldnt pay a dime for this game, much less when the most important aspect of the game is the worst part of it, combat. |
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2/13/12 8:27:30 AM#10
Originally posted by Norpan Gathering mats is NOT the problem. The problem is, when you need something specifically. To the pvp placement I only say this, those who want to pvp, do it anyway. Those who do not want to pvp, wont start doing it even when every resource in game would be put into pvp zones. It is quite stupid to make a game, where pvp is purely optional and then force those, who have opted not to pvp, start pvp-ing. |
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2/13/12 9:12:29 AM#11
Originally posted by rixk
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2/14/12 1:02:48 AM#12
Originally posted by Norpan We are talking here about Fallen Earth or not? When you want to talk about Final Fantasy, guess you are in wrong forum subsection. When I have played a game one way for 2 years, then I think I have every right to voice my concerns, when the game makes 180 degree turns. If this thread has no other result, then at least people will see, that their playerbase(especially long term customers) means nothing to them, they screw your gaming experience with no hesitation, when they want it. |
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2/14/12 5:25:49 AM#13
Originally posted by rixk
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2/26/12 11:07:01 PM#14
13 posts and no one answerd the OP's question other than a guy who very vaugly posted that its completely free.
What do you spend dollars on in this game? Is it buy to play (like you need to sub to get past the first map) Are you renting away fustrations like limited crafting/in game storage space/ gas for mounts Are you paying to win like with special weapons and ammo and consumables? The point of the OP's post...is this one of the many F2P games that is far more expensive to play (and get the whole game) than a p2p is? Anyone with a job and a debit card knows the line that the game is 100% free only holds true for a short time. Once you get towards endgame, want to compete, or just want a game without the programed fustrations like limited inventory space or limitations that make doing anything take an unacceptable amount of free time. |
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2/27/12 12:35:05 PM#15
Originally posted by Crunchy221
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Methos12
Advanced Member
Joined: 9/05/08
Its better to be quiet and perceived as stupid, than to open your mouth and remove all doubt. |
2/27/12 12:42:36 PM#16
Probably one of the best F2P models out there in that nothing is locked to F2P players, subscribers are simply better for certain percentage at doing things. For example, they craft faster than you, etc. You can still craft the same things and all, they're just FASTER at it than you. Stuff like that. Nature without Technology is little more than animals running about. |
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2/27/12 12:59:53 PM#17
I haven't played in a few months but after playing for about 3 months after it went F2P...I realized that I spent virtually no money at all. Like the poster before me ..it is one of the most free to play games out there. The only variances are time. You get rationed on crafting or it takes you a bit longer to do things like harvest . In the end tho...you can do everything without exception. (in my experience) . The only thing I purchased was a hat..lol...and a commander crafting kit because it took the place of several crafting kits in my inventory and freed up many slots. The hat turned out to be uglier than it looked in the shop picture so I never ended up wearing it for very long. |
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2/27/12 1:14:03 PM#18
It pretty damn free! You dont really ever need to buy anthing from the cash shop unless you want to - most if not all of the stuff there is cosmetic. THe only major restriction is on the amount of hours you can spend crafting per day, but I never really had a problem with that. Only when crafting really big things that take many many hours do you notice it. Cluck Cluck, Gibber Gibber, My Old Mans A Mushroom |
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3/10/12 4:35:05 PM#19
Originally posted by Siveria I played at releasse for a few months and let me tell you there are 1000 times more nodes around now then back then. Getting materials at least in sector one ...you'd ahve to be blind to not find them. Sure the game has issues and they are not like to be fixed but its free so I am having fun with it. 790Gx chipset |
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3/10/12 4:37:59 PM#20
Originally posted by rojo6934 You want crap combat go play Dark Fail...err I mean Dark Fall.
Combat in FE works...there may be an issue or two but for the most part it works fine for me. Combat actually requires you to aim manually at your target to get the best affect. Head shots are the best. Maybe some people just suck at manual aiming. 790Gx chipset |
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