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In theory, if there is a market and you can vote for better features/ideas with money. In practice they try to subvert and hack the players with loot boxes, dar

• tracker1 3y ago
  Of course... I mainly mean games in the vein of say WoW, RuneScape and the like where you're playing against an environment and other players, or otherwise matching with similarly skilled players. Etc. Not that they wouldn't use patterns mentioned on top of subscriptions. But that isn't necessary. Ongoing development and ongoing play as a focus. If, for example, Quake 3 Arena was a subscription model and ongoing development was happening, more maps, okay styles etc. I might still be subscribed to such a thing.