I have nothing to contribute to this discussion. I basically just came to this thread to see Selexin and Stfuppercut put aside their differences in order to flame Black Monarch.
rijndael - that happened when RedridgeGnoll arrived spouting his... version of Classic WoW. It seems to be contagious! :wink:
...RedridgeGnoll arrived spouting his... version of Classic WoW. It seems to be contagious! :wink:
It seems like the people with the biggest opinions who also offer the largest propositions of change are also the people who know the least about the game or have the least experience within the game. There is some sort of correlation but I cant quite put my finger on it...
...RedridgeGnoll arrived spouting his... version of Classic WoW. It seems to be contagious! :wink:
It seems like the people with the biggest opinions who also offer the largest propositions of change are also the people who know the least about the game or have the least experience within the game. There is some sort of correlation but I cant quite put my finger on it...
I have nothing to contribute to this discussion. I basically just came to this thread to see @Selexin and @Stfuppercut put aside their differences in order to flame @Black Monarch.
Selexin isn't flaming me, though. We're just discussing the finer points of why modern WoW sucks :)
WoW Tokens are a good way to manage gold sellers IMO, I definitely have gotten plenty of gold seller spam (protip block chat channel invites) since playing.
I don't feel strongly one way or the other though.
I’d love it if they added wow tokens. I’m honestly surprised that they didnt microtransaction classic to kingdom-come in the first place. When Daybreak did Everquest’s TLPs they milked the hell out kf them with large bags, exp pots, their version of WoW Tokens, many were upset but they def made money
they milked the hell out kf them with large bags, exp pots, their version of WoW Tokens, many were upset but they def made money
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they milked the hell out kf them with large bags, exp pots, their version of WoW Tokens, many were upset but they def made money
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they milked the hell out of them with large bags, exp pots, their version of WoW Tokens, many were upset but they def made money.
Daybreak milked customers with micro transactions and they claim to have made 55 million dollars on Everquest the year they did Lockjaw/Ragefire; many players were upset about the micro transactions and there were many 20+ page threads. But, in the end, Daybreak made a ton of money.
I'm assuming you were confused as to what I meant, rather than being confused by their business practice.
almarsguides, confused by your acceptance of gouging your market with micro-transactions, when you are charging $15/month to play.