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Originally posted by coretex666
The problem is they ARE NOT offering suffienct quality to justify the subscription money.
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Originally posted by coretex666
can i really have a logically conversation with a person that is following an mmo that doesn't even exist(titan)..that proves my point.
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Joined: 3/04/08
Originally posted by coretex666
At least I'm honest about it. When I go back to WOW--and at some point I will--I will pay the sub because I have to not because I think I'm getting more there than in GW2. Why go back? My 2 level 85 characters... just habit. Or nostalgia...or addiction... I'm sure its one of those.
But trust me, I will think long and hard before I ever again buy into any new MMO with a compulsory sub.
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Originally posted by Istavaan
Well, because GW2 has a full box price, that covers most of the development costs.
Typical F2P games have no box price. Even the so called "good ones" that used to be P2P.
Plus GW2 has a non cosmetic only cash shop, which is another big turn off for some.
I would rather pay a sub fee and have access to everything, than not pay a sub fee and get nickled and dimed to death.
But all that is beside the point, there are damn few games around worth my TIME to play. If a game is worth my time, I don't mind paying a sub for it, if it isn't, having no sub fee won't make me want to play it more.
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Originally posted by chryses
The reason so many MMO's have not been all that successful is simple. They were mediocre games at best. They had little sustainable gaming elements. They were all pretty much themepark throwaway games and the only way some could stay in business was to go to the F2P model. I do not see EVE going F2P any time soon, or WoW for that matter. I honestly think gamers would pay $20 US sub a month if the game was worth it. Right now there are none that would constitute paying a sub over the standard $14.95 a month. Games whose only hook are raids and PvP BG's that come onto the market post WoW will never be any near as successful as WoW. Thus the reason we see so many that either fold up or go F2P. People get tired of the same-old same-old. Give them something good with sustainable game play elements and they'll be more than happy to pay a monthly fee. Hell, they'd be throwing money at a company saying "Here, take my money!"
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Lack of client portability is the issue. Not the subscription model.
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Originally posted by Istavaan
Good job embarrassing yourself.
Replying to your post was a waste of my time and energy since based on the last sentence, you have no idea what logic, arguments or even common sense are.
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F2P already die.
How long do most F2P last, usually a couple of months and they're dead. I would rather pay a monthly sub than having an MMO that is just there to cash in and start over with a new MMO every other month. Because that's how Asian MMO play now, you play them a couple of months and the servers shut down.
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if your going f2p b2p whats the point in going mmo then? be easier+safer just to make a "single player" game and charge for dlc's.
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Players won't commit to an MMO long term if there is a sub. There is always a new MMO on the horizon or a new console or game being released.
Your thread makes no sense you know that, players are far more committed to P2P games than to F2P.
What F2P does is allow you to jump from game to game without making any investment and the inclusion of a cash shop means that people bail F2P rather fast because the higher-end stuff tends to be completely cash shop based.
Someone linked a video of F2P in China, where there are no P2P, they last a couple of months and they get shut down.
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Originally posted by Istavaan
Some yes, the old one mostly. The new one then yeah i agree with you they do not offer the gameplay (not just the quality). Now if you dont like a game, that doesnt mean it doesnt offer the quality who justify the sub, it just mean this game is not for you.
Originally posted by chryses
In old days you had playstation 2 instead of 3, PC single games like Morrowind instead of skyrim, MMO's like UO, EQ and AC that took time, instead of the quick levelling up to cap that we have now. What we didn't have were colleagues that had zero interest of gaming but play wii, facebook games and stuff on smart phones.
Its not about payment methods because eve online and wow still have a very healthy population, and rift will release their expansion shortly. Swtor and GW2 sold 2+ million copies so its not like people avoided swtor just because it was P2P.
The real problem is that levelling is very quick, and the themepark endgame isn't enough to keep people commited, and it simply doesn't matter what payment method you have if there is no new content to play.
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I am fedup with all these F2P game, their cashshops and crazy restrictions, only mmos I'll play from now on will be P2P with subs.
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Originally posted by DSWBeef
this +100
Without a sub fee, the companies that make the games must find a way to make that money up...or make the game in much less time. That equates to a loss in quality of game or a Cash Shop that offers game-breaking items.
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Box sales of MMOs in particular, typically barely cover the initial development and deployment costs. That's half the reason they HAVE a box sale price instead of just being digital download - some attempt needs to be made to recoup the initial dev costs or you're in the red for literally the first several years of your game's lifespan. The only way around this is using someone else's engine, with relatively generic art assets and very little custom programming. Which is how you get the horde of terrible, terrible F2P games out there.
Ongoing maintenance costs money.
Ongoing development costs money.
Subscriptions provide the ability to forecast your revenue. That means you can accurately plan development time.
F2P systems provide no ability to forecast revenue - additionally, they are a revenue stream that will inherently decrease over time, independent of player retention, unless you either make your game require constant expenditure in the cash shop (angers players and they leave) or constantly flood new items onto the market (only extends the timeframe for revenue stream degradation, as most players will not continue to buy the new items as they appear).
Basically, if you implement a non-cash shop required F2P game that you intend to continue to develop substantially, you are crippling your game's lifespan. This has been proven in the industry over and over.
So, is the subscription model dead? No. Not at all. It very much has its place - if you're planning on creating an MMO where the game is receiving steady new development and content, as a financial model it's the only one that you can rely on. The move away from subscription-based models for games with ongoing development is one of the most detrimental things we've seen in regards to the quality of upcoming titles, frankly, only beaten out only by the tendency more and more development houses have shown towards removing the carrots or making them ridiculously easy to get.
That being said, F2P systems have their place too - but they typically only work successfully long-term in relatively shallow games. World of Tanks and League of Legends are two of the poster children for this.
Attempting to apply a single financial model to an incredibly broad spread of development models is foolishness at best.
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Originally posted by chryses
It's strange how we have all these so called "free to play" MMO's out here now but I still play a subscription based game. I like the BTP system much better than the F2P or Cash shop options. But to me all F2P tells me is that the game has faliled and they are looking for a way to hold their heads above water.
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I think the real reason there a lack of desire for P2P MMORPG's is because new "MMORPG's" are not MMORPG's....they are dumbed down versions with a much faster, more linear and easier progression. Until they make more complex games that dont play like console games (that dont have a sub), even if a sub is charged, not many will pay it. But that doesnt mean gamers wouldnt pay a sub...it just means that standards for subbed games is not up to par currently.
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I dont think it is outdated so much as, its not doing what it should be doing for the vast majority of the market. There are only a few games around anymore that actually provde anything that can really be justified with a subscription such as bug fixes, adding content, providing proper customer support, etc.. Too many of them just remain stagnant for too long with major bugs going unfixed, promised features not being implemented, and no new content being added.
WAR is such a perfect example of that. The game was great in some ways, and I enjoyed the PvP immensely. But they ran the game so terribly. Not only was the performance / optimization of the game extremely bad, it also had a ton of major bugs, some of which still to this day have not been fixed. They also had severe balance issues, which again they still have not managed to resolve. On top of that it launched without 2 of the classes which were supposed to be in (even though they were nothing more than mirrors of already existing classes on opposite factions, nothing new that required extensive work), those came a couple months after. It also launched with only 2 of 6 promised racial capital cities. They spent the next like 2 years continuing to promise they were getting added, then finally admitted theyre never going to add them. Also forts, which were supposed to be a big deal, were so severely broken (sometimes causing entire servers to come crashing down) that rather than fixing them they simply removed them from the game for nearly 2 years as well.
On top of its major problems, they also only ever made 1 major content addition, the Land of the Dead, which IIRC came out somewhere between 6 months to a year after launch. No real content has been aded besides that. In fact theyve actually made the majority of the content obsolete through changes to rewards and driving the game into a Renown Rank grind forcing players to avoid any XP gain whenever possible. As it is now, they may as well simply remove nearly all of the PvE content and just have the game be RvR lakes connected together.
All this time, they still continue charging $15 a month as well as charging IIRC $20 for the RvR pack which is required to get to RR 100. Without the RvR pack and the RR 90-100 gear, youre severely gimped in endgame PvP.
WAR is just 1 example of this type of crap, but many similar types of things have been happening in other games as well. Yet all of them still continue charging full sub prices for providing broken games lacking content they were supposed to have.
If game companies werent pulling so much of this crap, many of us would have much less of a problem with the sub model. But its become the norm for the indursty to provide inferior games and still charge full price.
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The Critical Hit Pretzel!
I disagree. There method that seems best, at least outside straight P2P is actually Freemium which offers a sub option with all the trimmings. Right now that has shown to be one of the best models. Going straight F2P means if you really want to play the game, your going to be paying a lot more for the same experience then a monthly subscription, and B2P often times will do the very same, likely more considering the model often involves actively buying expansions, with the core game itself less likely to ever drop in price to attract new players all to much.
The sub model disapearing would mean anyone really into an MMo would end up paying more for a game to have even a chance of staying in the loop. As nice as it would be to have F2P offering only cosmetics as their only source of income, they would quickly drain their bank accounts trying to support an MMO like that. Freemium at least give an option for people who like the game to pay for it without needing to shell out rediculous amounts of cash for the same experience.
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The strong are sometimes wrong but the weak are never free.
You know what I have noticed in games that make the switch to F2P? I have noticed that most of the time, perhaps not always but most of the time they simply stop giving you those little freebie things during holiday events. Lineage 2 used to do this all the time, give you all sorts of odds and ends during events but when they went f2p the events became, "buy a "box 'o crap" for 50% off. Basically you can get your holiday goodies or at least most of them by buying them. Weeeee.
Sorry I would still rather pay a simple $10 a month, (multi month subber) and simply get some extras at holiday times rather than getting nickled and dimed. Sure, the stuff is usually junk and i don't need it either way but the fact is you are going to pay in some manner or another if you play online games. I prefer to pay a predictable amount each month.
sub models will never disappear. Why? because some of us simply prefer them and someone will always be willing to provide the service that will fill that market need.
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