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10/26/10 8:06:08 AM#2
They may gain more players this way. Uploaded with ImageShack.us |
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Hathi
Novice Member
Joined: 4/25/07
We have nothing to fear but fear itself - and Chuck Norris. |
10/26/10 8:06:14 AM#3
Good thing I didn't buy the lifetime subscription Finally - Best site for Chuck Norris |
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10/26/10 8:09:06 AM#4
Originally posted by Hathi And whys that? they get the exact same thing they payed for, nothing changes for them just like in Lotro. Apparently stating the truth in my sig is "trolling" |
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10/26/10 8:09:12 AM#5
lol who didn't see this comming :P and it will go free to play about the time DCUO launches. |
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10/26/10 8:16:18 AM#6
bew bew bew and another one bites the dust. |
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10/26/10 8:18:25 AM#7
Originally posted by rmason Your confusing FTP with not existing.
And yes, just because you dont like FTP doesnt magicallu change it at all. Apparently stating the truth in my sig is "trolling" |
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10/26/10 8:18:28 AM#8
Originally posted by GrayGhost79 Well I think that was the point trying to keep people playing and staying away from the competition. The views expressed in this post are entirely my own and do not represent the views of <Insert Website Here ;) >, its associates, or affiliates. |
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10/26/10 8:20:02 AM#9
Personally, I like this new trend of sending sub-par games into the f2p market. I could actually see myself playing this one while waiting for some other AAA releases. |
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Kyleran
Elite Member
Joined: 9/13/06
A simple truth-"What people want and what is good for an mmo is not always the same thing"-mrw0lf |
10/26/10 8:20:54 AM#10
Seems like a good move, they need to breath some new life into this game and if DDO and LoTRO are any examples, this is a sure fire way to get people to try/return to an underperforming game. "Just because you aren't paying doesn't mean it's not PTW." - Amaranthar |
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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. |
10/26/10 8:27:41 AM#11
Good. Now it might attract more players and it gives options to people waiting for some major releases. Nature without Technology is little more than animals running about. |
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10/26/10 8:29:56 AM#12
Originally posted by bartillo I guess at the end of the day this is a good move for them but this is a terrible game (IMO) so I personally won't be paying it any more attention than I do when they are charging a sub fee, now maybe when STO goes free to play I may be willing to take a look under that hood but this game does not bring me back to my comic book days in any way shape or form so this one they can keep. |
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10/26/10 9:59:07 AM#13
Not convinced this will do much for the population, the games ability to retain players is still highly suspect...brillilant avatar and dreadful gameworld are not a good combination even for free. Atari and Cryptic will need to comit to some serious development still to keep it appealing. |
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10/26/10 11:24:54 AM#14
Originally posted by Woopin I know, but when I said on these forums that CO would go free to play when DCUO starts to hit the scene I basically got a lot of "nuh uh, SOE sucks and CO is fine and won't be going free to play ever" lol. Was just my little I told you so post. |
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10/26/10 11:30:04 AM#15
It's a good idea. More kids will try it as a super-hero free-realms type of game. It was never worth a life-time or monthly subscription as much of a non-massively-multiplayer simplistic lobby-system, pve, single-player-esque game that it turned out to be. |
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10/26/10 11:34:25 AM#16
F2P or B2P which ever you prefer... Guild Wars 2 will reign surpreme. Unlike these games GW2 is built with this model in mind .. they games were not but felt they needed a change in strategy for one reason or another. GW2 is ahead in this regards and knows how to do it right. Just because I'm a fanboi doesn't make it any less true. ^^ Oh and Champions Online is decent enough that if it was F2P maybe I'd play it till GW2... but wasn't about to pay for a subscribtion. |
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10/26/10 1:39:33 PM#17
All games as heavily instanced as Champions Online is should be F2P right out of the box. Especially when they're already charging micropayments along with subscription price! I look forward to it and hope this turns out to be a good move for Cryptic Studios. I don't hate the game, but I never really felt it was particularly worthy of subscription. |
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10/26/10 1:43:41 PM#18
Originally posted by natuxatu GW2 and your love for it has little to nothing to do with this topic, this is a super hero game and GW2 is not, your logic makes sense if and only if every single mmorpg player played them just to play an mmorpg but that is not the case. I'm going to try GW2 but I won't play it any more than I did GW1, I just know they make good quality games and I tend to buy them no matter what. But for those who want to play a super hero game is who Cryptic is making the mmove for they are trying to get f2p ready to launch around the same time as DCUO (which is not going to help much if at all). |
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10/26/10 3:07:19 PM#19
this will definitely be a good f2p title i would never pay for it but i would enjoy playing for free Guild Wars 2 is my religion |
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MysteryB
Novice Member
Joined: 9/25/08
Love Gives You Courage |
10/26/10 3:11:59 PM#20
A last ditch effort from a failed game. Anyone who wants to argue with this look at it this way, City of Heroes was their first game, it has been around since mid 2004, BEFORE World of Warcraft, it had a MAXIMUM of 200k members at one time, yet its still pay to play. Champions Online has been out for 1 year and 1 month and it is going free to pay! That is a failing game. Mystery Bounty |