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7/12/11 3:41:21 AM#61
Originally posted by PosterTroll Seriously, what the hell is wrong with this generation?! I mean, heaven forbid that you should actually pay some fucking money for your hobby entertainment! It's F2P up to a certain point, call it what you like. What's the big deal? Stop bitching about assumed developer lies and conspiracies, and get a damn job. Some say F2P is the future of gaming. I think it will be the end of our hobby. |
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7/12/11 3:45:16 AM#62
Originally posted by korvass Well said - its just embarrassing whats going on ... |
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7/12/11 3:50:18 AM#63
The thing is, it's not about misinformation, or companies lying to us. If you search hard enough on a game's site, you will find it's terms and conditions. If a company offers you F2P, in any form, take advantage of it. Don't complain about it. And don't jump on the "they lied to us, 'cus it's not 'True F2P'" bandwagon because you couldn't be bothered to do your own research. Listen up: Whining about F2P does not make you a concerned consumer. It makes you a freeloader. |
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7/12/11 4:30:50 AM#64
come on guys, we all know that the label 'F2P' on some games is nothing more than marketing. i can't belive that there are still some people out here who do not know that. not only the companies also the so called analysts of the market (f.e. this one) use the term 'F2P' for nothing else than 'unlimited but restricted trial time'. ok, its not really your fault, but a good example how effectiv marketing and the media can be. even mmorpg.com writers adopted this term back at the time when they announced the new subsription model of dungeon & dragons (the first high quality or so called triple a mmorpg which switched to a new subscription model) and still do. 'freemium' is the term some of us use to describe this subscription model to avoid misunderstandings.
and when these analysts are talking about 'f2p is the future of mmogs' they don't think of runes of magic, atlantica online or any other original as f2p designed mmog, they think about a mmog with 'unlimited but restricted trial time, the possibility to upgrage your account to premium status for a monthly fee and a cashshop with cosmetic items'. all reports i saw (incl. the newzoo gaming report 2010) point out that the majority of mmorpg-players (this doesn't include social games / browser games) welcome f2p as unlimited trial time to get a better look at a game, but don't want a pure f2p cashmodel because it mostly support 'pay to win'.
well, sorry to be so far off topic. hellgate global is nice but not my taste. maybe a good choice for people who only have limited time to jump right into the action. |
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7/12/11 10:53:41 AM#65
The $4 Act 3 ticket doesn't bother me nearly as much as the time restricted inventory increasing items and the yet to be added ones that increase your chance of success at the item forges. I don't mind buying inventory space once in a F2P game but it bugs me a lot to have to do it every 15-30 days and the way you improves items in this game screams pay to win.
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Kost
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7/12/11 11:00:09 AM#66
Originally posted by jpnole Because the SP version is actually a closer approximation of the game we enjoyed before then this new abomination called Hellgate Global. This version of the game is a hollow shell of what it once was. |
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7/18/11 4:17:27 PM#67
It is a solid game when it works,remove the 2 reasons not to play it..... bugs and a horribly overloaded server and then we can look at the 12 reasons to try it out again. If your on the side that likes it great. If your on the side that doesn't,thats great.If your on the side that will argue til your face turns blue about pointless this or that comparisons,you've come to the right gaming site. |
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7/20/11 9:52:48 PM#68
Originally posted by Erolat Think whatever you want about it and warp the words all you want, what is fact is fact. It is literally $4 to get into act3 and play the rest of the current game. The only other ticket we may have to buy is for Tokyo (which is even more content that wasn't in original HG:L.). Tokyo isn't even out yet, so we don't even know for sure if it's going to cost more for that, or be covered from the $4 act 3 entrance ticket. Also, P2W? How the hell do you P2W in a pve based game? Oh man, he beat your boss fight by 5 seconds. Holy shit. Better quit this game. Besides, you can buy the ticket with in game money. So you can play through to the end without spending a dime.
Originally posted by Loke666 It mostly flopped due to management issues, and failure to manage money.
Originally posted by korvass +1 |
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10/04/12 2:17:03 AM#69
Uh, YOU GUYS DO KNOW THE SUBSCRIPTION TICKETS ARE FREE NOW RIGHT?
in the first station when u make a char in Hellgate Global, an NPC gives u the tickets to unlock everythng for your account FREE....
Stop whining and start playing hellgate global! u no longer have to pay! |
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10/04/12 2:47:23 AM#70
Originally posted by Ardamax420
If this is true I'll start playing again! My BF and I played Hellgate together online back when it was still under Flagship's control. We were there up to the very second Flagship flipped the switch and shut off the servers.
Good memories. It was a good game. |
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10/04/12 2:55:04 AM#71
Originally posted by SwampRob So what you dont like is that fact that you cant paly the entire game for nothing?
I see..
My 3D models |
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10/04/12 3:06:24 AM#72
Originally posted by Caldrin People that bought the game had already bought that content, now they want us to pay for it again. Its a pay to win game anyway. ![]() My XIVPad: [video]http://xivpads.com?13754614[/video] |
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