Zbyx wrote:shubla wrote:I'm sure that there are other ways to support the game than to indirectly make it P2W on purpose.
Game is p2w kind of like silver coins in salem, except that instead of AI merchant at town you will buy it from some player who has botted it.
This is a very "soft" way of P2W because tokens themself dont give you more power (ik they give you sub bonus but people who are serious about the game have it anyway and having tokens then means nothing) .
You are dependent on other people giving you what you want for your tokens and that is very different than buying something from NPC (from NPC you get at 100% rate what you want, with people you must haggle for it)
No there isn't much you can do other than P2W , this is the most effective way to make money so far as long as you don't make people too mad about it making them leave.
The second best i think is selling cosmetic items but i have doubts it would work very well because:
* The usual response from people whom i shown this game is "wow this game looks ugly"
* Its hard to see what you put on your character because he is small, compared to how it is in 3D MMOS
* If you cant see equipment people have on them that is a problem of its own
(I understand that i could be very very wrong about cosmetics so its definitely worth trying and exploring more.)
(could add decorative buildings for $$$ though and i wonder why developers don't do it yet)
The next best are probably : merchandise, sponsors, selling player data. The last two need you to be quite a bit bigger game than HnH to make any significant money.
I didn't see any other good methods yet that worked in other companies and that i think would work for HnH but feel free to give your suggestions.
the reason why they don't have skins for the buildings cuz they're going to overhaul the building system eventually