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Sat, 04/09/2011 - 16:32
steven2689
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Ok so this topic is not strictly related to Spiral knights, other games can apply here to.. but what i want to know is why do people seem to want so much for free and strictly refuse to ever pay real money at all for playing online games.

So far ive bought a little eng to help give me a boost forward and further my enjoyment of the game.. and you know what .. it cost me less then a ticket for the cinema,less then ordering 2 pints at the pub, less then a big mac from Mc donalds.. these are all commen items/activitys that people happly waste money on yet these same people refuse to play a P2p subscription game or pay for a small bonus in a game like this one.. i realy dont understand that mentality... anyway just thought it would be nice to hear other players thoughts on the topic :)

Sat, 04/09/2011 - 16:36
#1
IneptOracle
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Because some people are

Because some people are either too young, live in strict households, or can't even afford a big mac.

Sat, 04/09/2011 - 16:45
#2
shairo
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agree with ineptoracle. at

agree with ineptoracle. at least adding an *earn free energy section* would be nice like most online games are doing with sponsors nowadays

Sat, 04/09/2011 - 16:57
#3
akragster
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I doubt having a "earn free

I doubt having a "earn free energy" section would help. Those things take too long for too little reward and the fact that most want personal info or a subscription means most can't be done by a large number of people (including those who couldn't afford energy).

As for the buying, a lot more people are buying than you think. I've spent most of my time in the games at the energy exchange (I can't go in the dungeons) and, from what I can tell, people are buying energy like crazy. Seriously, of the 1400 (number I heard randomly, probably lower than actual value) players on at any ONE moment, almost all of them that go in the dungeons will need crystal energy to actually get anywhere. Even if they buy it with crowns, the person they got it from (like me) still had to get it from someone else (saps who undervalue the market, people who sell at low prices because the market for energy is down in value).

Based on the fact that I'm pretty sure I saw someone put up some crystal energy for 68% market value a few hours ago, I can tell there are some people who are willing to pay/ support the game for a short-term advantage.

Sat, 04/09/2011 - 17:04
#4
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Merethif
@IneptOracle, I don't suppose

@IneptOracle, I don't suppose people who "can't even afford a big mac" play MMO games very often. And what about so called pocket money in case of "too young people"? We were given pocket money when I used to be "too young people" (I still consider myself young though, at least unless I'm looking into mirror).

Sat, 04/09/2011 - 17:16
#5
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Senshi
Because I can?

The game is free... I can pay money if I want to advance faster than otherwise.
I'm not 'afraid' to pay a (reasonably low) subscription. On other three rings games, you have to spend real money at some point to have your characters not idle-out and get destroyed after a few weeks of inactivity. I haven't seen any statements about character permanence here, but, I'll probably buy energy once for that benefit if it's true here.

But.... anyway... I think quite a few people -are- spending money on energy. I've partied with people who open every energy-treasure gate and res for energy without thought. If you're counting crowns to buy more energy with, you don't do that kind of thing. The return on energy gates for treasure boxes simply isn't worth it at 30 crowns per crystal energy. After your second tier-2 res, it's absolutely more efficient to restart from level 8. I forget the res cost on Tier-1, ... 2? So you can get three res there before it's costing more to continue than to descend to depth 1 again.

Anyway, by inference, such players aren't treating energy as worth a set amount of crowns, so they must then be getting it another way... i.e., spending real money. Not that I actually ask, that seems rude somehow... but I think it's the obvious conclusion. (Of course, some may be playing purely on Mist, and treating 'winning' as more important than 'amount of play time', that would be another way to consider energy as something other than crowns.)

Sat, 04/09/2011 - 17:22
#6
drammen
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dsa

This type of game is considered for young children, thus those who are under the age of 18 doesn't have the possibility to buy those energies. And we all know that the majority who plays this game are children. and to merethif, you can't compare pocket money with money by using cards. Picture this kind of a scenario, a child asks it's parents to buy him a candy for 1 dollar. Sure that's no problem, you just hand over that kid 1 dollar. But when the kid ask his parents to buy something over the internet, its sounds more dangerous and skeptical, plus it's more troublesome because those parents have to do more than just hand over the kid a dollar. And why do i know all this? Cause i was once a kid when online games introduced this kind of method.

Sat, 04/09/2011 - 17:39
#7
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Negimasonic
IneptOracle pretty much said

IneptOracle pretty much said it all.

If I had anything else to say, its I'm satisfied with what I can do with the free section of the game. But I won't lie, if anything tried to make me pay for this, I'd quit in a second, there's too many other free (and legal) games to play. And yes, even "supporting" the game isn't a convincing argument for me for the reason stated above. I'm just here to enjoy what I can.

However, as a free player, the least I can do is be decent to others, answer questions, etc etc, so others who do pay will continue to want to pay (and far surpass me)

Sat, 04/09/2011 - 17:44
#8
Dogrock's picture
Dogrock
Visa is your friend

Visa Gift Cards. No age restriction; available in many supermarkets in multiple sizes. Perfect way to get allowance, babysitting money, etc. into electronic form.

Sat, 04/09/2011 - 18:50
#9
halycon
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The idea is that people

The idea is that people reason that the game is "free". Thus, the idea of paying for what they can get for free is just alien.

It's a common mentality for people new to microtransaction based games.

Sat, 04/09/2011 - 18:56
#10
Shoebox's picture
Shoebox
I can't afford a Big Mac. I

I can't afford a Big Mac. I want the 17-inch Macbook Pro but it's too expensive.

Sat, 04/09/2011 - 18:57
#11
Dorael's picture
Dorael
Choices

Beyond not having to spend, some simply just do not wish to spend. There isn't anything wrong with that, their choice is theirs to make. I'm perfectly fine with someone else making their own choice so long as I don't have to hear them complaining about things or trying to change things to the detriment of the community purely for their own personal gains.

Regarding this game in particular, I haven't spent any money on it yet but I intend to. I'll probably just buy whatever energy 10$ is worth later on. The reasons I will is to show a bit more support for this game and Three Rings (a bit of a misconception because I am *already* showing support by playing the game and supporting it both ingame and by contributing positively to the community) and because I want my account to be filed as a "paid" account. It gives me some peace of mind to have that as I'm putting so much effort into the game as is.

The reason I haven't bought energy yet is because I want to get through end game content without having spent a cent on the game. It's been out a week already and I've seen Vanaduke (though he destroys me). It is partially a personal goal but I also wish to be able to say that you can do everything in the game without having to pay and use myself as an example.

Sat, 04/09/2011 - 19:00
#12
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Njthug
My View:

If you do not wish to pay for a game you do not have to pay no one is going to force you too pay, but if you start complaining such as cry that Ce cost so much etc. Well then my friend you have to go out and buy some Ce instead of complaining. I agree with Dogrock many stores allow kids to buy the Visa Credit Card, and are located in many supermarkets. I personally, spent a bit in this game in the views of others, but personally, my "allowance" allows myself to do that, and I do feel bad for others who do not have the opportunity to, but its all about saving and using your money wisely.

Sat, 04/09/2011 - 19:01
#13
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Negimasonic
oh where did they get that

oh where did they get that idea...
http://media.spiralknights.com/v/20110408154448/images/play_now_top.en.png
I have no idea...

[this is obviously a joke]

Sat, 04/09/2011 - 19:08
#14
Dorael's picture
Dorael
NegimaSonic: I wonder if

NegimaSonic: I wonder if anyone's gotten to the first vendor in the Training Camp and quit because the items sold there are not free as falsely advertised.

Sat, 04/09/2011 - 20:24
#15
Negimasonic's picture
Negimasonic
I don't remember the first

I don't remember the first guy selling you free items =T

Sat, 04/09/2011 - 22:39
#16
Senshi's picture
Senshi
What?

@Njthug, Who was whining about the in-game price of CE? It's a player driven-market, that's all. I -do- see that market manipulation is happening mostly in the 'drive-the-price-up' direction, but whatever. Regardless of market manipulators, the -average- price will remain... or perhaps I should say become... market driven, manipulation can, with enough trading players, only encourage the spikes to happen at particular times. Sooner or later the manipulator himself drives the market the other way (ie, 'cashes in'.) Yeah. Anyway, the manipulation is a little annoying when I want to buy energy right away and the market is high, but, c'est la vie. It's an unregulated market, and three rings won't interfere with it (directly) no matter how much players ask for cheaper energy (or, conversely, ask for more valuable energy... and there is an argument that energy-sellers are more who three rings would listen to!)

Anyway. High energy prices help ensure that -someone- out there pays for more development on the game ;)

As far as allowances, &c... not everyone lives in the USA, not everyone lives in an urban area with all the conveniences, and not every minor has parents who will allow them to spend money on videogames. Granted, with all the options around, the number of people that -can't- pay to play is very small, but some people have more hurdles than others and it is a 'free' game that you can just click-to-play in your web browser....

Ultimately, the business model presumes that free players will be there to drive up the value of energy in crowns, and, who knows, maybe contribute to the community in the forums, the wiki, or the guilds. It also, of course, presumes that many would-be free players won't have the patience to accumulate energy purely by in-game means and will bring out the card. Given the success of puzzle-pirates and the much more 'heat of the moment' need to spend energy in this game... I think the business model will work out rather well.

Sun, 04/10/2011 - 01:55
#17
dukelexon
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Blah

It doesn't really bother me that so many people are reluctant to pay. It's understandable. A kid isn't going to be able to shell out $5.00 without the help of a parent, and frankly, most of them just don't understand MMOs, haha. It's definitely a phenomenon of the last decade and a half. Funny how so many of these people wouldn't think twice about handing the kid $20 for the arcade or a movie with their friends, but pitch a fit over ten bucks for an entire month's worth of entertainment. Oh well.

What DOES bother me are the people that whine, moan, and basically behave as though they're ENTITLED to a completely free play experience, utterly unhampered and unpunished and equal to the play experience of someone who HAS paid. Many of the threads shrieking that the sky is falling over the rising cost of CE make me want to pull my hair out.

It's supposed to get tougher for you to progress in the game without paying by DESIGN, people. The company has to make a living at SOME point.

Sun, 04/10/2011 - 02:13
#18
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Njthug
@DreadChris

Its real easy to crash the market with the right amount of resources...trust me I know I did it for fun during preview event, but without enough supporters the market will not stay crashed for too long. Currently what people are doing to keep the market down is putting up huge amounts of ce. (Going in detail lets say ce is about to rise to 3.5k per 100 someone will put a 3.4k Offer to sell 10k Ce for this amount which allows the other sellers to sell for low thus keeping the price low) *personally, whoever that is or group of people congratz for messing with inflation, due to this many new players are given false hope once you feel like you made your $$ and the market suddenly rises it most likely will cause sudden inflation bring it down to a crash*. So, back to manipulation it can be done if a group of people with a large amount of Ce most likely I would say close to 800k Ce stop selling all there ce and dry out the market completely to raise demand then slowly put high bids in to make a new average price.

Back on topic - Ce will be easily 8k to 10k Sooner or later, and players who do not wish to sell Ce will most likely take time off and come back when the market is stronger most kids who wasted money wont sell Ce for cheap knowing the market will rise.

We can always play the game he or she can not buy Ce due to parents due to this or due to that, or he and she can buy ce due to their parents allowing them due to a job due to them saving etc. Thats a back and forth topic, if your parents dont allow you and you have no possible way well then its basically if you like this game you will find a way to play without buying Ce.

Sun, 04/10/2011 - 03:09
#19
SaikoBlitz
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Afraid = Fear !

One more reason : some people may be old enough to buy their own things, but are still under control of their parents (because it's their money in the first place). And paying for something volatile is not a good thing to them.

This also applies for you, because paying for something volatile IS NOT A GOOD THING.
I know it's F2P and that's how it usually works, but some people would rather pay once and for all.

Oh and one idea : You can pay with your mobile phone. Be careful of errors though.

Sun, 04/10/2011 - 21:47
#20
neurod
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I'm in med school and I'm

I'm in med school and I'm doing my best not to pay because 1. I'm in med school I don't have much money! and 2. Running out of eng is a great way to curve the hours you can play in a day! This game is addictive and if I could I would keep on playing and that takes time away from studying. I don't mind only having the hour a day I can get from the mist.

Sun, 04/10/2011 - 22:07
#21
Providence
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Neurod has a good

Neurod has a good point--think of ME as a time limit; when you're out of ME, you should get on with the rest of your life. :]
No, but really, if you have a credit card/paypal etc. it's perfectly safe to just buy $0.75 worth of CE when you just want a little bit more play time.

I don't really like using Visa gift cards because you have to buy the cards, then pay to activate them. I don't really like paying money to turn my paper money into electronic money.

Mon, 04/11/2011 - 12:56
#22
Sketchytexas
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Lack of disposable Income

I'd love to buy energy because frankly, I've had to grind Tier-1 dungeons A LOT (Around 9-10 hours in 2 days, this is my third day playing) to get enough energy to cover Tier-2 equipment Alchemy as well as still being able to descend in the dungeons. This isn't to say the game isn't fun, those hours zipped right by because of all the other things you get while descending. And, call me stupid, but I hadn't remembered that a lot of Mats are in high demand until my 8th hour playing. After that I promptly sold some mats I wasn't using and got 7000 crowns - more than enough to cover the rest of my Alchemy and descension into Tier-2.

Now to get back to the IRL paying, I would definitely do it if I had enough disposable income. I'm in the process of looking for another job (I'm just going into college) so I'm pretty tight for cash. As soon as I can, though, I'll start buying some CE to really get into the deeper parts of the game. At my current rate it'll take awhile.

Mon, 04/11/2011 - 14:37
#23
Panarchy
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My own theory on the CE economy

I don't think it's likely the CE will go higher than a number a little lower than the amount of crowns you can conceivably make from that CE. This is because if CE costs more than the crowns you would make from the CE, you will not buy CE (what a waste of crowns!) except for crafting. It seems likely to me that most of the current demand for CE is in gates - if CE were hypothetically put way above a sensible price, demand for CE would fall drastically, as people realise that it simply isn't working. That or people would stop selling their mats so cheaply, raising the amount of crowns that can be made out of the energy. Also if CE was worth more than you could make from gates, it would be more profitable to SELL your CE than use it exploring. I for one hope it will not be the case that it is better to sell your CE than use it exploring gates (this would also factor in increasing market supply of CE, and increasing demand for mats (people who don't do gates have to buy mats since they won't drop any!).

Currently I haven't paid anything for this game because I feel that it simply isn't necessary to pay. It slows me down a little having to buy more CE to continue playing, but I know that I'm still making a crown profit, and not even including my materials (I made ~ 5k crowns on a T1 solo run in pure crown drops today - that's only 60 CE, and I'm sure there are many more profitable routes that can be taken). Perhaps the price of energy will go up to an amount where I can hardly make crowns and progress my character/build and at this point I may buy CE (I would certainly consider it) for cash. Not until that point, however.

Mon, 04/11/2011 - 15:02
#24
Yavamar
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Not worth it

For me, I just don't think it's worth it. The game is a fun little time-waster, but I honestly couldn't imagine paying more than $15 for it. And even then, at $15, I'd expect unlimited game time like a normal dungeon crawler.

Mon, 04/11/2011 - 15:58
#25
akragster
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Paying

I'd pay $40 for this if it meant I could get it to run flawlessly/ get more updates and balancing. Seriously, this is one of the best designed casual games I've played in a while. It saddens me though, that the game is so unoptimized. Such potential, wasted so far.

Mon, 04/11/2011 - 16:10
#26
nearo
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well I dont even

^ go to mc donalds, you had a good point til then though,
also quoting a game staff member "you buy jewelry and it's no use except looks too"

Mon, 04/11/2011 - 16:22
#27
akragster
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How will going to McDonalds

How will going to McDonalds help me?

Mon, 04/11/2011 - 16:33
#28
Brees
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Online transactions

I don't pay for online games because I only like dealing in cash, hate using credit cards, paypal, and all that other stuff after getting screwed so many times in the past. I buy nothing online now.

Also agree with what some one said earlier, the concept and gameplay is great but the game runs terribly, lags a lot and is programmed fairly poorly :[

Mon, 04/11/2011 - 17:41
#29
Kietsu
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Paypal without a credit card

Paypal without a credit card is a TREMENDOUS hassle.

Mon, 04/11/2011 - 17:47
#30
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Crazywave
Who is afraid??

may be a underage kid or girl that just used his moms or dads credit card with out permition to buy energy and now his mom has a Bill for 100 plus USD ehehehe por kids.

Mon, 04/11/2011 - 18:04
#31
Pluui
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The game is harder/more fun

The game is harder/more fun without spending real money on it. In games like these, spending money often results in giving a big advantage. For $10 I could buy 3500 CE, at a price of 3000 per 100, that is up 105k CR (at least) depending on how much you convert and how much you use. That's about 3-4 days of runs (without selling materials). I see buying CE as a way of skipping out on playing the game, why would I want to do that? I prefer to actually play the game. If CE wasn't as readily available as it is now then I would buy it, but there is simply no need to do so at the moment. There are some people who don't like the grind that I enjoy, and those people are more than willing to take up the slack that I am letting out in the CE market

Mon, 04/11/2011 - 18:05
#32
EdszxNeo
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Fruit Yea.

im a 15 years old teen thats live in a 3rd world country (Venezuela)

-I dont have a Credit Card

-My parents will not let me pay for a game

-Im a free MMO player since 2007

-I CANT EVEN AFFORD A MCDONALDS HAPPY MEAL (Really)

Tue, 04/12/2011 - 07:12
#33
Colt
Human Nature

I'm sure there are good folk who click the donate button on bittorrent's official site, or whatever other freebie they've tried and decided a few dollars would go a long way for both parties.

Conversely

People like free stuff.
People can't afford stuff.
People don't want to pay because they choose not to.

Angry Birds. Even at 99cents, you still have people "getting" it for free when/where they can. Don't PM me now, I won't tell. That's testament to just how far people will go to avoid paying.

They may ultimately be the penny-wise pound-foolish ones, but to them, not paying still = win :p

Tue, 04/12/2011 - 07:32
#34
steven2689
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Thanks for all the

Thanks for all the interesting replys guys, i see a lot of people mentioning that they simply cant pay for whatever reason .. wich makes sense why they would want to play a free online game, my original point was more towards people that can pay but choose not to and the reasoning for choosing not to.

Tue, 04/12/2011 - 13:08
#35
Clubsdeuce
Some might choose not to

Some might choose not to because of how much you have to spend. From my experience most free to play MMOs will cost far more than a pay for MMO. I do still pay at times but I have to be careful because you can easily spend more than $15 which defeats the whole purpose of playing a cheaper game.

So to answer your question, some may refuse to pay because they would much rather pay for a $15 a month game with no strings attached over a free MMO that wants over $200 a month.

I do agree that we should give the games we love at least a little bit of money. These games can't function without it and if you want to see it continue, a bit here and there doesn't hurt. Sadly, not many think of this.

One nice work around I have only seen a few MMO's do is provide an optional monthly subscription that provides players with many features they normally have to pay a lot for in the game.

Tue, 04/12/2011 - 16:23
#36
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Echo
Also people complaining about

Also people complaining about CE don't know whats coming in closed beta it used to be 10k crowns for a hundred CE. Now its like 3.5k at most in a few months when the game-economy stabilizes you guy are gonna be wishing it was back to the current amount.

Tue, 04/12/2011 - 16:55
#37
akragster
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Uh, guys. CE has been

Uh, guys. CE has been 3.2K-3.3K for the last four days. I think it might be pretty stable now. Of course, it'll still increase, but only at about the same rate as inflation.

Wed, 04/13/2011 - 07:56
#38
Kaybol
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CE price

... I think it might be pretty stable now. ...

I lol'd.

Wed, 04/13/2011 - 08:28
#39
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Metaknight
i dont think that the rates

i dont think that the rates are going to necessarily be the same as the preview event -- thats a skewed number. the number of players was much smaller, and the ratio of people willing to purchase CE to not might be different now. plus it was a preview event, and there were reasons for people to buy CE then (bonus) or maybe just wait (character wipes, maybe they didnt care about the bonus). things could be different now.. it could go way higher before it stabilizes, or it could stabilize lower. its not something you guys can accurately predict. just assume its going to change more over the next few weeks. not to mention during my time in the preview event, the price was WELL under 10k. in fact it was cheaper than it currently is. maybe the market was flooded since people wanted the bonus CE, or people were just giving it away cheaper since the game was closer to ending, but I didn't see those prices (not saying they didnt happen though).

Wed, 04/13/2011 - 10:17
#40
keizeh
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I don't like how I've spent

I don't like how I've spent $20 already on this game, I'm almost out of energy, and the month is only halfway over! I don't see why I should have to spend $40 a month just to play when other games have a membership for unlimited play at $15 a month.
They should allow you to have a pay plan where you get unlimited energy. Some people don't have lives ._.

Wed, 04/13/2011 - 10:48
#41
Metaknight's picture
Metaknight
your problems managing your

your problems managing your CE are not everyone elses burden. slow down, relax, smell the flowers. go outside. dont play the game so much. youre going to run out of new content real quick, then youll complain about that.

Wed, 04/13/2011 - 18:02
#42
wwoteloww
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Ppl don't like paying for a

Ppl don't like paying for a ressource imo. Especially energy, where it is wasted in large amount and feel like wasting your money just to get a bonus over other players. I'll never pay for this game if it only give me a ressource boost.

Taking League of Legend in exemple however, you pay for unique skins to your character that doesn't benefit you in-game.

Payers shouldn't have an advantage over non-payers and that's why I will never pay for this game or play it seriously.

Wed, 04/13/2011 - 18:11
#43
Unseen
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@Dogrock

Some countries do in fact ban this.

Thu, 04/14/2011 - 03:57
#44
Shidara
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P2P habits

Normally, I don't pay for MMOs as long as they are free and I can enjoy playing it free. However, if there are payment options that I myself believe would improve my gaming experience I may take a small cost into consideration, but only if I am certain that I will be playing the game actively over a longer time period. This game is not a game I would pay for, though.

Or so I said, but I still did. Only reason for this is because it is possible for me to pay via mobile phone, where I have a crap load of money that I simply do not need on it. I had $195 on my cell yesterday before I spent some on Energy. If there is a payment option for mobile phones, then that is something I can afford to do, as I have a monthly $37 allowance on my phone. (Which I admittably could have more use of in actual, hard cash. But I digress.)

This is how I go about MMOs. If I enjoy playing it, and the payment cost is low, it can be considered. Mobile phones always help as it lets me instantly make the purchase.

Thu, 04/14/2011 - 04:42
#45
Shirou
Well the topic is

Well the topic is ridiculously long for me to read it now so maybe later but I'll say this

- Some can't afford it (and i mean it it's better to buy food, clothes and other small things and get the game for free than the other way)
- Some like it free (there are various reasons, first point have something to this one also)

= Overall there are also ppl who apply to both categories, also i would found an 3rd category also when someone when kid was like the first point or second one, but in time even when he grew up etc. - his habits don't change.

Fri, 04/15/2011 - 10:25
#46
70calories
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Beacuse I hate the Idea of paying for the same game every mouth

I hate monthly fees simply for the fact it feels like I'm paying for the same game every mouth I understand they use the money for updates and running servers but it bugs me sure 15 20 dollars is not much but that crap adds up and I don't always play the same game every day so why pay for something I am not constantly using? I much rather play a game that gives me a choice to pay for a extra do-dad then being forced to pay every mouth in order to keep playing.

Fri, 04/15/2011 - 10:25
#47
70calories
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Beacuse I hate the Idea of paying for the same game every mouth

I hate monthly fees simply for the fact it feels like I'm paying for the same game every mouth I understand they use the money for updates and running servers but it bugs me sure 15 20 dollars is not much but that crap adds up and I don't always play the same game every day so why pay for something I am not constantly using? I much rather play a game that gives me a choice to pay for a extra do-dad then being forced to pay every mouth in order to keep playing.

Fri, 04/15/2011 - 10:25
#48
70calories
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Beacuse I hate the Idea of paying for the same game every mouth

I hate monthly fees simply for the fact it feels like I'm paying for the same game every mouth I understand they use the money for updates and running servers but it bugs me sure 15 20 dollars is not much but that crap adds up and I don't always play the same game every day so why pay for something I am not constantly using? I much rather play a game that gives me a choice to pay for a extra do-dad then being forced to pay every mouth in order to keep playing.

Fri, 04/15/2011 - 10:27
#49
70calories
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WTF

why did that post three times....

Fri, 04/15/2011 - 10:51
#50
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Metaknight
good post though, despite it

good post though, despite it being tripled :)

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