Then just try explaining why without using any term similar to child or cheapskate.Ragnar214 wrote:Not that you're stupid. But definitely wrong.Lettuce wrote:Jesus, could you atleast try to discuss this without repeating the same verbal diarrhea every single post? You are not contributing anything to this discussion other than the fact that you like the sub fee and think that anyone that doesn't or isn't sure on it is wrong and stupid. Real mature.Ragnar214 wrote:
As it is, seems like there are alot of spoiled brats in our midst.
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Lettuce
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LadyApollo
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The entry level of this game is way harder than most of any mmo on the market, new players need to play the game until they get the hang of it before passing through any payment wall, they won't come back one month later it they don't understand what's going on with the game.Ragnar214 wrote:I dont see how its a disaster. You can play for free for 48 hours. Then 12 hours a month after that.LadyApollo wrote:The point for me isn't my availability to pay or not, nor a matter of grateful or ungrateful with the devs. I truly believe that a large part of the players that were already fans of the game understand the meaning of this subscription model. But the problem isn't how much it cost or how much are we willing to pay.
The problem is that HnH was already an almost dead game, with a few hundred of players online, and my fear is that this is going to limit even more the amount of players in the game, damaging the whole concept of being in a massive multi player online game.
But all of this is just speaking of the players that were already into the game, we already know that the game is good, we already know that the game is worth paying it, but for new players this model is a disaster. I can't get my friends to accept such conditions and there's no sense on playing this game all alone.
Then you can verify your account that gives you 36 hours a month. For 15 Dollars. LESS than any MMO on the market to purchase. (Verifying the Account is the same as purchasing the game)
Then a sub fee. Which atleast in my country is less than any other MMO out there.
This model is the best ive seen and im not kidding. I hate DLC and money grabs.
This is not a money grab. The only people that are complaining are cheapskates.
And it isn't just a matter of understanding the game, the terms of this subscription model are misleading and even after paying for the game you still feel like playing it for free, HnH is a time consuming game and if your time runs out, everything you have will rot if you don't come back to maintain it.
Paying to play the game for one hour per day isn't enough.
And don't go saying that the only people that are complaining are cheapskates, that's roughly half of the game community.
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Ragnar214
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How am I to trust that you will do what I say!? I'm not like that anyway.BraveManZoro wrote:Ok bro, i'll share everything with you, pay for my bronze subscription and i can be even your slaveRagnar214 wrote: Only if you're willing to give up your capitalist ways and use it to produce and share equally the wealth and profits from said money.
*Comrade
But see how that whole theory of people bribing others to join them? Probably would only work less than half the time
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Teabot
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Re: Game Development: A Far Green Country
ADMIN! I HAVE PAID 15$ PER MONTH, BUT I MEET NO FUCKERS OUT THERE, IT IS SINGLE GAME, ISNT IT?
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sabinati
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last i checked i'm still getting fuck all for putting up with your shit!Angmargautr wrote:A moderator shilling for the game. How many free days and hats are you being paid in?sabinati wrote:
seriously. it's literally $0.20 per day. how many hours do you play this game every day?
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Lettuce
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Honestly, I dont think he's even played the game before so he doesnt realize how pointless 12-24 hours a month is.LadyApollo wrote:The entry level of this game is way harder than most of any mmo on the market, new players need to play the game until they get the hang of it before passing through any payment wall, they won't come back one month later it they don't understand what's going on with the game.Ragnar214 wrote:I dont see how its a disaster. You can play for free for 48 hours. Then 12 hours a month after that.LadyApollo wrote:The point for me isn't my availability to pay or not, nor a matter of grateful or ungrateful with the devs. I truly believe that a large part of the players that were already fans of the game understand the meaning of this subscription model. But the problem isn't how much it cost or how much are we willing to pay.
The problem is that HnH was already an almost dead game, with a few hundred of players online, and my fear is that this is going to limit even more the amount of players in the game, damaging the whole concept of being in a massive multi player online game.
But all of this is just speaking of the players that were already into the game, we already know that the game is good, we already know that the game is worth paying it, but for new players this model is a disaster. I can't get my friends to accept such conditions and there's no sense on playing this game all alone.
Then you can verify your account that gives you 36 hours a month. For 15 Dollars. LESS than any MMO on the market to purchase. (Verifying the Account is the same as purchasing the game)
Then a sub fee. Which atleast in my country is less than any other MMO out there.
This model is the best ive seen and im not kidding. I hate DLC and money grabs.
This is not a money grab. The only people that are complaining are cheapskates.
And it isn't just a matter of understanding the game, the terms of this subscription model are misleading and even after paying for the game you still feel like playing it for free, HnH is a time consuming game and if your time runs out, everything you have will rot if you don't come back to maintain it.
Paying to play the game for one hour per day isn't enough.
And don't go saying that the only people that are complaining are cheapskates, that's roughly half of the game community.
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Ragnar214
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What are you talking about? If you only play one hour per day then Paying a one time fee of 15 dollars will give you your 1 hour a day in fact more than one hour a day.LadyApollo wrote: Paying to play the game for one hour per day isn't enough.
And don't go saying that the only people that are complaining are cheapskates, that's roughly half of the game community.
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Teabot
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ADMIN! I HAVE PAID 15$ PER MONTH, BUT I CANT EVEN CONNECT! I AM ALREADY WRITE A COMPLAINT!
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Ragnar214
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I have played the game lots. if you want more than that pay the sub! Whats the big deal haha!Lettuce wrote: Honestly, I dont think he's even played the game before so he doesnt realize how pointless 12-24 hours a month is.
You aren't fooling me. You want free gaming. So you get your free gaming 36 hours a month. Thats more than 1 hour per day.
I think I'll stop bothering now. It's like beating a dead horse.
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LadyApollo
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Could you please don't ignore my post?Ragnar214 wrote:I have played the game lots. if you want more than that pay the sub! Whats the big deal haha!Lettuce wrote: Honestly, I dont think he's even played the game before so he doesnt realize how pointless 12-24 hours a month is.
You aren't fooling me. You want free gaming. So you get your free gaming 36 hours a month. Thats more than 1 hour per day.
I think I'll stop bothering now. It's like beating a dead horse.