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Online games are more amenable to legitimate purchase models. When the game is entirely offline, though, it's just nuts to require the player to put in more mo
by danielweber 13y ago
Online games are more amenable to legitimate purchase models.
When the game is entirely offline, though, it's just nuts to require the player to put in more money.
- AJ007 13y agoContrarily, if you introduce pay for performance in to a competitive online game, it completely fucks the competitiveness. We can accept sports where players and teams spends millions of dollars of on training, equipment, etc. What if instead the team just paid the money to buy additional points from the referee? Yeah, that is not a game. The appropriate way to do this is to make premium/paid items cosmetic only with zero influence on game play. If your game blows, this model doesn't work.
- saraid216 13y agoSure it is. It's called "United States national elections".