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ishiki on 12 November 2013
outlawauron said:
RenCutypoison said:
The first rules of the freemium (for devs) are :

1) A better game brings more players

2) Player hates money hatting

3) The more players, the more money.

 

The freemium model worked well for a LOT of great games, and I don't see a game with that much great staff not being a great game.

Which games are you referring to? I play a lot of freemium because I'm a jackass with a smartphone, but I admit they're all pretty terrible.


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outlawauron on 12 November 2013
pbroy said:
outlawauron said:
RenCutypoison said:
The first rules of the freemium (for devs) are :

1) A better game brings more players

2) Player hates money hatting

3) The more players, the more money.

 

The freemium model worked well for a LOT of great games, and I don't see a game with that much great staff not being a great game.

Which games are you referring to? I play a lot of freemium because I'm a jackass with a smartphone, but I admit they're all pretty terrible.

On PC:

- Rusty Hearts

- Maple (pre-Big Bang)

I was talking about mobile games, but there are a few good ones on PC (Tera, Vindictus, Warframe, etc). Haven't tried Rusty Hearts though.



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Fusioncode on 12 November 2013
ishiki said:
Fusioncode said:
Boooo Square Enix booooo


it's not square-enix

it's cygames, these people chose to work on this on their own free will... :P

Yeah, but I like blaming Square Enix for things. 



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RenCutypoison on 12 November 2013
outlawauron said:
RenCutypoison said:
The first rules of the freemium (for devs) are :

1) A better game brings more players

2) Player hates money hatting

3) The more players, the more money.

 

The freemium model worked well for a LOT of great games, and I don't see a game with that much great staff not being a great game.

Which games are you referring to? I play a lot of freemium because I'm a jackass with a smartphone, but I admit they're all pretty terrible.


Most of my smartphone good games are pay to play (rayman jungle run, supersight, FFIII, Squids ...)

I was mostly referring on PC games for good freemiums (but I'm sure there are great ones on mobile)