i think it was sarcasm?

Europa Universalis IV: Conquest of Paradise
$1.00 (-100%) on Humble Store, activates on Steam

Jilaka, kena tipu.

How ironic, -100% but still charge 1usd..

This post has been edited by faidz85: Feb 7 2014, 11:53 AM

Haha. I'm official out of this beta..
The launcher sucks and it can't even download stuff.
I'll wait for the game until it become super cheap as well and probably F2P
I smell disaster in Elder Scrolls online.. something similar to the new SimCity.
Game probably won't even work at launch, just like D3 and other games..

Let me know how good the game is..

Downloaded & installed, I think tonight 1am Beta start, let see how is it..

not steam related:
you can now add sims 3 town life into origin
1. click on the big 'i' in sims 3
2. add town life to cart
3. checkout
4. ???
5. enjoy

Not interested in game with monthly subscription. There are already a lot of subscription that need to be settle every month, namely electrical bill, unifi, water. Gaming also need subsciption? No way. That is why until now I still haven't pick up FF Reborn.

Bought Double Dragon Neon and Strider this morning. Both are my favorite old time classic.

Server cost.. Let me know when servers are free.

usually around 1 and a half year later when playerbase gets below 1 million if the game kinda fails.
But i still have high hopes for Zenimax studios, just that they went too greedy with the imperial edition fiasco.

This post has been edited by FrostLance: Feb 7 2014, 12:33 PM

Paying for server is such an archaic system that should be dead by now, considering we arent paying for monthy usage for Steam servers, Appstore and Play Store.

I do not play MMOs because they need you to dedicate a lot of time to it and also the ridiculous amount of money i need to pay monthly.

Agreed wholeheartedly. We have already paid for the game, there are no reasons for us to keep on paying them for rest of the game time. This is plain ridiculous.

advertising, you're free from advertisement with monthly subscription-based game
expansion, new expansion every 3 months ( most of the subscription-based games )
microtransaction, pretty self-explanatory
server, yes, steam is free, but it sells game, and by selling a game, it got covered up, likewise to appstore and playstore



personally, i don't mind paying for games if it is worthy to play, since it's only 15-20 usd

Expansion can be handle by DLC perfectly well and it won't force you to unless you are wiling to pay. Same for micro-trans. The prime example is Path of Exile which carried this out perfectly well and it is free to start off.

If only the main game is free then subscription based games can be justifiable to certain extend. Not like FF Reborn or Elder Scroll online which they already cost you a lot to purchase and yet the subscription applied.

Actually I won't say "ridiculous", it just that it a bit hard to attract gamer compare to few years back, but if the game is enjoying especially mmo and most of your friends are playing I don't mind paying monthly fee for it and usually play for few months or even more than a year

Age of Conan is my favorite mmo and been playing it for many months until they remove the monthly subscription and come out an "item shop"

damn, got tricked by isthereanydeal....

The main problem is not about money, $15 is nothing compared to the time you'll waste in the game as MMO are designed to play long term and I am not interested in sticking to a game for a long time.

quite true la nowday the new mmo are all bout grinding and they'll try all effort to waste your time.. eve online i want to try very much but well too late already

It just feels like most game companies are insecure to the point that they want to force players to play their games for thousands of hours.

No thanks, and I prefer smaller games that can be finished in a few hours.

haha i can't even play one game for more than few hour now, the best is "Two Brothers" I managed to 100% achivements

F2P no one wants to play.. and avoid them at all cost.
Monthly also people don't wanna play.. Gamers this days hard to please.
Complain complain.