I mean I guess I am not trying to say that Free to play is categorically awful.
Just that something being free to play as opposed to costing dollars is going to cause me to look closer at it and be "hmm"
logically speaking shouldn't you be more wary of non-f2p games, since you have to give them your money BEFORE you get to actually play the game and see how you like it?
I mean I guess I am not trying to say that Free to play is categorically awful.
Just that something being free to play as opposed to costing dollars is going to cause me to look closer at it and be "hmm"
what's essentially important to me is that you can't buy with money dollars an advantage over other players
in SMNC, the only thing that is not completely cosmetic that you can buy with actual money is unlocking new pros, of which there are not that many. All the stuff that gives you an actual in-game advantage can only be acquired by playing the game and earning the in-game currency, and that's just the way I likes it.
I am ok with F2P if you can get the content in some way anyway. In particular if the stuff that is only pay doesn't really affect gameplay. Like TF2. Granted, TF2 wasn't originally designed for that.
I mean I guess I am not trying to say that Free to play is categorically awful.
Just that something being free to play as opposed to costing dollars is going to cause me to look closer at it and be "hmm"
No it's fine. I really dislike Super Monday Night Combat and Tribes Ascend because of the pay stuff that makes me feel like a dead weight for my team.
You've got a powerful ally in this fight.
again, you can't outright buy, with actual money, any powerups that actually enhance your performance in SMNC
the only thing that can be paid for with actual money that affects gameplay, at all, is which pros you have access to, and they can also be unlocked by spending your in game fun-bucks
the game does have a stupidly steep learning curve, though
So do we have any more details about this game besides that it is mechs and it is F2P? Any clue on if there is a leveling system or in-game currency alongside real cash dollars? Campaign (probably not)?
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I mean I guess I am not trying to say that Free to play is categorically awful.
Just that something being free to play as opposed to costing dollars is going to cause me to look closer at it and be "hmm"
No it's fine. I really dislike Super Monday Night Combat and Tribes Ascend because of the pay stuff that makes me feel like a dead weight for my team.
You've got a powerful ally in this fight.
Re: Tribes: right now you can pre-order the game for $30 and get a bunch of gold and a lifetime VIP boost and a free 30-day boost. So it's practically buying the game.
Also you are totally not "dead weight" if you never spend a dollar on the game.
So do we have any more details about this game besides that it is mechs and it is F2P? Any clue on if there is a leveling system or in-game currency alongside real cash dollars? Campaign (probably not)?
pretty sure I read that there's no single player component.
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This really reminds me I should play more tribes ascend.
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There is a ton of f2p stuff out there right now and most of it is crap.
TF2 seems to be the exception on account of it already sold a ton of copies and also they have a big in-game store now.
I just hope Hawking turns out substantial and also good?
please click this thing you whores:
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Super Monday Night Combat is f2p and it is fantastic
Just that something being free to play as opposed to costing dollars is going to cause me to look closer at it and be "hmm"
logically speaking shouldn't you be more wary of non-f2p games, since you have to give them your money BEFORE you get to actually play the game and see how you like it?
https://playhawken.com/?ref=gge5rx71
http://playhawken.com/?ref=kjaegl1x
https://playhawken.com/?ref=9kxvouj5
what's essentially important to me is that you can't buy with money dollars an advantage over other players
in SMNC, the only thing that is not completely cosmetic that you can buy with actual money is unlocking new pros, of which there are not that many. All the stuff that gives you an actual in-game advantage can only be acquired by playing the game and earning the in-game currency, and that's just the way I likes it.
No it's fine. I really dislike Super Monday Night Combat and Tribes Ascend because of the pay stuff that makes me feel like a dead weight for my team.
You've got a powerful ally in this fight.
Also I don't think I've gotten any signups. https://playhawken.com/?ref=73d9ju6d
again, you can't outright buy, with actual money, any powerups that actually enhance your performance in SMNC
the only thing that can be paid for with actual money that affects gameplay, at all, is which pros you have access to, and they can also be unlocked by spending your in game fun-bucks
the game does have a stupidly steep learning curve, though
https://playhawken.com/?ref=kv151w88
https://playhawken.com/?ref=gpefrlw0
So do we have any more details about this game besides that it is mechs and it is F2P? Any clue on if there is a leveling system or in-game currency alongside real cash dollars? Campaign (probably not)?
Re: Tribes: right now you can pre-order the game for $30 and get a bunch of gold and a lifetime VIP boost and a free 30-day boost. So it's practically buying the game.
Also you are totally not "dead weight" if you never spend a dollar on the game.
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pretty sure I read that there's no single player component.
https://playhawken.com/?ref=2v5we8ec
https://playhawken.com/?ref=bi08mggy
Crossing my fingers so hard.
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Isn't this is going to be F2P when it's released
I feel sorry for your upcoming dissapointment
anybody else get into the closed alpha? what do you think so far?