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steviep said:Guild Wars. Not based upon whether it is the better game, just based upon the fact that it's free. No one should have to pay for games after they've already paid for them. What a scam!
Slartibartfast said:I might be interested in WoW if they didn't charge you the $50 just to have a copy sitting around, on top of the monthly fee. "Hey blizzard I love you guys so much why don't you kick me in the nuts and then let me play your game??"
the same as all true mmorpg... GW is not really a MMOPRG, it's more like diablo2
Slartibartfast said:"Hey blizzard I love you guys so much why don't you kick me in the nuts and then let me play your game??"
Draax said:Some people still dont get it .... sigh.
The price of the retail boxed copy of world of warcraft includes a month subscription to the game. The pricing of WoW is right inline with other MMORPGs and if you think about it the monthly cost is much cheaper then any other form of entertainment.
If you think the monthly cost of the game, which is less then going to see one movie, is too much, then you must be extremely cheap.
TheCreator said:amen, you're still an ugly orc.
-manii
dagon11985 said:I'd never waste a dime, or my time for that matter playing WoW. That game isn't an " MMORPG ", more like MMO action game. No rp in WoW.
dagon11985 said:No rp in WoW.
Slartibartfast said:I think $15 a month is definitely expensive, because you can buy other games and own them FOREVER. If I had to pay $15 a month for every month I've played ikaruga we're talking $300+. Ok so the $50 includes one month, I didn't know that and that's not too bad, but still. If you look at it month-by-month, no $15 is not bad, but if you look at it for a year it's insanely expensive. To play wow for the first year costs $215, $180 for each subsequent (and they'll suck another $40 from you with the expansion). That's rediculous. I love Blizzard games but I'm starting to think poorly of them because of their incessant expansion pack bullshit. Example: Diablo 2. They designed the original game with an expansion pack in mind. It's obvious because when you install the expansion it spends more time copying files off of the original CD than the exp. cd. That way they wrest close to $100 from you per game, because once the expansion comes out the original is obsolete. In my mind this is just as bad as making rehash sequel after rehash sequel. I refuse to buy their expansions until they come down in price. Still don't even own frozen throne. And even then it eventually gets to the point where the original game and the expansion are $20 each. So you if you have never played War3, you could get it and the expansion, or you could get Far Cry and a whole other game. Blizzard can make some great games but they're getting away with shafting their fanbase, and I refuse to take part in it.
If you buy a coffee for 1$ a day (good luck finding coffee for a dollar), you are spending 360$ a year on coffee. If you look at the long term cost of anything it will seem insanely expensive.
Slartibartfast said:I think $15 a month is definitely expensive, because you can buy other games and own them FOREVER. If I had to pay $15 a month for every month I've played ikaruga we're talking $300+. Ok so the $50 includes one month, I didn't know that and that's not too bad, but still. If you look at it month-by-month, no $15 is not bad, but if you look at it for a year it's insanely expensive. To play wow for the first year costs $215, $180 for each subsequent (and they'll suck another $40 from you with the expansion). That's rediculous. I love Blizzard games but I'm starting to think poorly of them because of their incessant expansion pack bullshit. Example: Diablo 2. They designed the original game with an expansion pack in mind. It's obvious because when you install the expansion it spends more time copying files off of the original CD than the exp. cd. That way they wrest close to $100 from you per game, because once the expansion comes out the original is obsolete. In my mind this is just as bad as making rehash sequel after rehash sequel. I refuse to buy their expansions until they come down in price. Still don't even own frozen throne. And even then it eventually gets to the point where the original game and the expansion are $20 each. So you if you have never played War3, you could get it and the expansion, or you could get Far Cry and a whole other game. Blizzard can make some great games but they're getting away with shafting their fanbase, and I refuse to take part in it.
Slartibartfast said:I think that the principle bothers me more than the cost. It's obvious these games can be provided for free (guild wars, older blizzard games) and you can't tell me they don't have enough cash to support it. I just can't help but see Blizzard as a money-mongering company at this point. I can understand going out every week and paying that much money constantly, but why pay monthly for a videogame when there are thousands you only have to pay for once. Just my opinion.