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Jakby zrobili WARa f2p to nawet bym pograł.
Mmo pożera za dużo czasu, żeby uzależniać grę od tego, czy jest f2p czy p2p. Chyba, że jesteś biednym studenciną. ;>
Jak gram w kilka gier, to szkoda mi placic 15$ za pare godzin grania miesiecznie.
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I then asked Jeff and Matt if they knew now, what they had known then about the MMO market in the West, would SWTOR have been built as a F2P game to begin with? Their answer, in so many words was yes. They freely admitted that hindsight is 20/20, and that they were wrong in predicting the sub model would be perfect for SWTOR, because such things are difficult to gauge over the long multi-year pre-launch lifespan of a project as massive as an MMORPG. Both gentlemen agreed that they see the F2P and hybrid models as the way the market is going, and they feel that this change for SWTOR is reactive and timely to change now rather than later. Matt said, "We're reacting because the players want it this way. There are folks who have been telling us they want it F2P since trying it, since buying it, and they see the subscription as a needless barrier... and we agree. In general, consumers today want flexibility and we're going to give it to them."
LOL.
Analitycy od siedmiu boleści.
Kazdy. KAZDY KURWA, od 2 lat wiedział, że F2P powoli i stabilnie przejmuje zachodni rynek.
Oczywiscie spece z BW byli w tym czasie pod kamieniem i nic nie wiedzieli.
Wystarczyło raz na jakiś czas gamesutre czytać, zeby o tym wiedziec
Przejde sobie w koncu fabule Imperial Agenta i lajtowo pobiegam po dungeonach, pobawie sie space misjami, etc. Mam tylko nadzieje, ze te ograniczenia do Flashpointow/Space Missions etc. beda sensowne, chociaz wcale sie nie zdziwie jak pierdolone EA zjebie nawet i to 