I will help you to understand the AAA game thing. Those games require much more source of power and money to keep alive,polish,upgrade and etc than example: Tree of Savior.
That means if Tree of Savior requires a monthly income of let’s say: 10k USD then Dark Desert Online need 30k USD and World of Warcraft needs 100k.
Basicly, that means, that the pricing should be done after that, but well… that’s not the case.
The only problem here is until they live up to the expectations and the quality of the service, they shouldn’t think about going ahead of these guys. Cause if these companies can provide a better and much more polished service for less, than IMC should ask for the same amount of money at max.
With the same amount of money they can do much more than those titles, cause basicly, it costs less. That profit can be turned into the game while putting food on their table too.
That’s why everyone is bringing up the AAA games thing. 
Note, that the games above are not in beta phases anymore, and they ask for money for a polished, working service. Also, they never said that they were free to play, and handled the sitution with professionalism. They had a plan, a business model build up and stuck with it.
@yeule Fun , no fun is not a factor in here. This is a game, not based on our opinion. It’s fun to you, fun to me…ok, and? Price is not determined by that, but by the service.
Also, going with your logic, IMC shouldn’t even implement Founder packs, since we will pay after the fun we have in their in-game shop.
We both know, that the hype will calm down, you and I , and many people will just reach the point in the game where it will be boring, cause it’s only beta. The fun will mostly come with playing with others. Also, if we pay for the fun we have, that would mean that the game with the largest playerbase should ask for more money.
If a game has more player = it’s more fun. No arguement here, cause the product which can get the more costumer is better one. No feeling here, just business wise. So even according to that, we will get to the point that Tree of Savior shouldn’t even think about asking for that money.
You want to spend more on them? Why not do that in the in-game shop? Do not force others to play more, cause you think it deserve it, cause this mostly comes from the hype. While I know somebody who would pay 20€ a month for World of Warcraft, and would agree to raise the subscribtion price to this high, I myself, would never ever consider that game that good.
That’s the personal preference. Never ever let your personal taste about these kind of things, cause in the end, it’s just business/service.
You can however support them as much as you want when the game starts. People just want to stomp others with the higher enter into the beta prices, nothing else. We all know, that if these guys just want to spend money, they can do it in the shop ingame too.
