Difference between Subscription and Subscription Token

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Guines
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Difference between Subscription and Subscription Token

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My question is simple:

Do Subscription Token add 30 days of Play Time or they are just a giftable/tradeable Subscription?

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Re: Difference between Subscription and Subscription Token

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giftable/tradeable Subscription?
That's all a coin is. Like PLEX in EVE.
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Re: Difference between Subscription and Subscription Token

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From my interpretation of the way it works, and please correct me if im wrong:

Currently, the only way to pay for game time is Subscription, the difference between Sub and Sub Token, is that the Token is an in-game tradable item, using it will activate a subscription for the account the character that used it.

Play Time is currently under a debate to be sold as well, the only way to get it is waiting for the weekly refill to add it to your account automatically, the recent Announcement thread asked if they should add it as an option.

Personally, i agree with the option of paying for Play Time versus Subscription, hell id be happy with both as an option, because options are nice.

Simple Answer: Sub is instant and activated when you buy it, Sub Token is an in-game tradable item that activates when you use it.

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