The extreme lack of detail in your post leads me to believe you do not, in fact, have a single clue what you're talking about.Ragnar214 wrote:Haha actually I do. I've been working on a game of my own. Similar to this actually. HnH is what inspired me to do so. Trust me I've done my homework.Lettuce wrote:
You say as you also know absolutely nothing about it.
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The fact that you argue his relevancy makes this argument even more irrelevant, would rather have you dribble about how you are displeased with the FIRST day alpha than derail with topics that REALLY dont matterLettuce wrote:The extreme lack of detail in your post leads me to believe you do not, in fact, have a single clue what you're talking about.Ragnar214 wrote:Haha actually I do. I've been working on a game of my own. Similar to this actually. HnH is what inspired me to do so. Trust me I've done my homework.Lettuce wrote:
You say as you also know absolutely nothing about it.
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Whatever helps you sleep at night.Lettuce wrote:The extreme lack of detail in your post leads me to believe you do not, in fact, have a single clue what you're talking about.Ragnar214 wrote:Haha actually I do. I've been working on a game of my own. Similar to this actually. HnH is what inspired me to do so. Trust me I've done my homework.Lettuce wrote:
You say as you also know absolutely nothing about it.
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The issue isnt that people dont want to pay money. Its that that dont want to pay a subscription to a game that already had a minscule community when it was completely free, and for good reason. Not to mention the fact that the game literally just came out and the potential for buying power by trading game time.Gacrux wrote:krikke93 wrote:They indeed gotta pay for their bills, but so do we. It should be a one-time purchase at most. Period.Slapacookie wrote:Its only 10$ a month, Now I agree it should not be P2P but you guys got to understand they need to make money somehow. They should however up the game time on the free and verified packages though. Games can not be free anymore.
All I see in this conversation is a lot of entitlement and upset people complaining about a game that was provided for years free of charge, the 72$ sub equals to $6 per month btw..
You or anyone else for that matter having to pay bills in this situation is irrelevant either pay for the game or don't.
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Lettuce
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He's not made a single actual argument as to why he thinks the sub fee is appropriate. He's fanboying and riding on dev cock, just like you.Gacrux wrote:The fact that you argue his relevancy makes this argument even more irrelevant, would rather have you dribble about how you are displeased with the FIRST day alpha than derail with topics that REALLY dont matterLettuce wrote:The extreme lack of detail in your post leads me to believe you do not, in fact, have a single clue what you're talking about.Ragnar214 wrote:
Haha actually I do. I've been working on a game of my own. Similar to this actually. HnH is what inspired me to do so. Trust me I've done my homework.
Come on, try to convince me.
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LOLLettuce wrote: He's not made a single actual argument as to why he thinks the sub fee is appropriate. He's fanboying and riding on dev cock, just like you.
Come on, try to convince me.
Well I guess we can all tell why you don't want a sub fee, you're pathetic, have no job?
Aren't very successful are you?
Never ran a business?
That's right thought so.
I don't need to make an argument. Life costs money. Time costs money. Servers and bandwidth cost money. Progress and new features take time.
What about this simple equation do you not understand?
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you literally have 2 days worth of in-game play time before you have to decide if you want to pay for it or not so instead of having this "sticker shock" that most of the forum is enraged about how about people post bugs and issues or talk about how disturbing the character model is..Lettuce wrote:The issue isnt that people dont want to pay money. Its that that dont want to pay a subscription to a game that already had a minscule community when it was completely free, and for good reason. Not to mention the fact that the game literally just came out and the potential for buying power by trading game time.
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Lettuce
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Go ahead, hurl more insults at me, its just making you look worse.Ragnar214 wrote:LOLLettuce wrote: He's not made a single actual argument as to why he thinks the sub fee is appropriate. He's fanboying and riding on dev cock, just like you.
Come on, try to convince me.
Well I guess we can all tell why you don't want a sub fee, you're pathetic, have no job?
Aren't very successful are you?
Never ran a business?
That's right thought so.
I don't need to make an argument. Life costs money. Time costs money. Servers and bandwidth cost money. Progress and new features take time.
What about this simple equation do you not understand?
As I said before, I have absolutely no problem with paying. Maybe you should re-read my posts.
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Lettuce
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That still doesn't solve the issue of the community size or the potential for paying to win.Gacrux wrote:you literally have 2 days worth of in-game play time before you have to decide if you want to pay for it or not so instead of having this "sticker shock" that most of the forum is enraged about how about people post bugs and issues or talk about how disturbing the character model is..Lettuce wrote:The issue isnt that people dont want to pay money. Its that that dont want to pay a subscription to a game that already had a minscule community when it was completely free, and for good reason. Not to mention the fact that the game literally just came out and the potential for buying power by trading game time.
Honestly, if the game was just on steam where it could get more spotlight, it wouldn't be nearly as bad.
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