Redberet76 wrote: » I am disgusted to see the audacity to ask high amounts of money to play a test phase. It reeks like milking the product and clients to the max. Besides that, it takes ages to finish this game and there are already many customers like me who have pre-paid the game and they are completely neglected by this company. Not a good sign!
Redberet76 wrote: » they should at least give them a glimpse of the game to keep them "warm".
Redberet76 wrote: » Orym, TY for the descent answer, some here can learn from that. Sure, I can choose to pay the pre release, but as you do not build anything and won´t keep your character, it ain´t interesting for me to pay for. Just saying that marketing should be more client friendly. If people have pre-paid already months/years ago, they should at least give them a glimpse of the game to keep them "warm".
joeyohknow wrote: » I stopped reading at "...and I haven´t played the game yet."
Redberet76 wrote: » Orym, TY for the descent answer, some here can learn from that.
Redberet76 wrote: » Sure, I can choose to pay the pre release, but as you do not build anything and won´t keep your character, it ain´t interesting for me to pay for.
Caww wrote: » Redberet76 wrote: » I am disgusted to see the audacity to ask high amounts of money to play a test phase. It reeks like milking the product and clients to the max. Besides that, it takes ages to finish this game and there are already many customers like me who have pre-paid the game and they are completely neglected by this company. Not a good sign! I'm sorry - you have the wrong forum .... you need the Star Citizen forum....
Nemeses wrote: » they think they will make more money from selling the stuff around the game than the game itself, definitely getting the feeling of DOA.
Redberet76 wrote: » I am disgusted to see the audacity to ask high amounts of money to play a test phase. It reeks like milking the product and clients to the max. Besides that, it takes ages to finish this game and-
Ludullu wrote: » Nemeses wrote: » they think they will make more money from selling the stuff around the game than the game itself, definitely getting the feeling of DOA. Riiiight, which is exactly why they completely stopped selling cosmetics, made the cheapest access to the game (outside of initial kickstarter) and then made it even cheaper by bundling both betas and a month of gameplay to that new cheap price Ohh, such a great successful spam. It's even more successful when you see that they're spending way too much money on keeping servers up for 4-5days every week and, for some unknown reason, keep paying devs to develop the game. I'd call this the most successful scam in the world! Ponzi? Pfft, amateur! Bitconeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeect? Child's play! Trump Coin? He wishes he was as smart as Steven's decision to dump his own money into a pithole that is making an mmo!