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Re: WildStar
That's the point. Ever MMO game I remember had hype and anticipation. The bigger the harder it failed. TORTanic is best recent example. Gods, they even copied skills from WoW... AoC is also very good example, how you will end up if you fallow leader in this genere. Only exception was Guild Wars 2. And that's soelely… -
Re: WildStar
For example? Graphics aren't everything, its all down to personal preference. I played Crysis 3 recently, thought the game looked incredible but didn't play more than a few levels as I had played my fair share of FPS's at the time. Spoke with a friend a while back about WoW's art style, which he claimed looked gash and… -
Re: WildStar
I think BigJohn's comment proves the point that only disaster stories are reported, never the good ones. Plenty of games made a transition to F2P and made it well, barely with a peep. Games like Vindictus for example, during the beta had loads of horrible limitations that for the Western open release, got curbed or taken… -
Re: WildStar
I didn't say there wasn't. I'm just saying no fan/player/user has ever suggested that they'd like a game to be pay-to-win. That's probably too much of a blanket statement as well, but I just mean in general. You wouldn't find fans say "Oh how I wish Wildstar was pay-to-win", that's all I'm trying to say. That doesn't quite… -
Re: WildStar
the subscription method is a total fail unless if you are blizzard and have a great fanbase of players, and i imagine it won't be a success for them considering other great games are now f2p (previously with monthly fees). And more when the mmo market is heavily saturated of f2p games. I prefer the guild wars method, pay… -
Re: WildStar
I am aware of that Justin, and I do agree that the whole MMO market is a very difficult one to stay relevant and profitable in. I was simply voicing my personal opinion, and I know it might be wrong in many cases. It is after all just based on my observations and my limited experience in the space as an artist on EvE…
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