Aww, the CBT is over.
I think I might quit ToS when the LBT comes out. Well, maybe not quit, but play a lot less.
ToS has too much problems and too little cute clothing.
[quote=āYandere, post:1179, topic:143855ā]
ToS has too much problems and too little cute clothing.
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I get thatā¦ my current plan is to get to 220 (or whenever the quests stop) and then just keep an eye on the forums/updates to see if theyāre fixing the issues.
i see what you say, i also want more content and fixed,
look korea has these costumes so maybe you can come back later.
i like the swordman trump costume, it look like saber lily, not exactly her but close enough
I like the archerās trump costume (F) and wizard 3 (F), but I feel like Iām looking for something different.
A ābeginnerā pack for 30$?
Still no way to purchase just TP?
Selling Dungeon Reset Scrolls?!
I donāt know if I can take this anymoreā¦
I hear ya. I imagine $30 is the price they set because Valve likely takes a 30% cut from each one sold, but I donāt like the idea of dungeon reset scrolls being sold.
I believe that free to play games should only sell cosmetic items for cash; otherwise, selling things that directly affect gameplay can impose a strong sense of restriction to your average player. They should just mass produce costumes, headgear, hairstyles, etc and sell them in the cash shop. I imagine that would likely make them more money overall.
i want to buy tp, i play on Klaipeda but im from outside USA so i cantā¦ nice one IMC, i think they dont like money.
Iām inclined to believe they canāt make much of a profit that way, otherwise weād see almost all F2P games follow this format with their cash shop. So far those that Iāve found that sell only cosmetic items in their cash shop close down rather quickly.
Iām not even having fun playing this game anymoreā¦ Itās time to stop torturing myself.
ā¦Iām quitting the game.
Iāll still be checking the forums every now and then, so until thenā¦
While it is probably not a fair comparison for me to make due to the companies involved, and the difference in server structures and costs, I suppose I was thinking about this from a Path of Exile and/or League of Legends perspective. In the former, the costs of armor effects and costumes are quite high, but they still sell incredibly well. While in the latter example, weāre just talking about character skins (which are Riotās major source of income, not counting advertising from e-sport events and merchandise).
By increasing the costume variety and overall selection, I imagine they would increase their profits significantly (once they make TP more available, that is). However, Iām biased in my assertions due to my own personal tastesāas I am only interested in purchasing cosmetics from the cash shop. You could potentially be right, however; we just donāt have access to such information at this time.
Perhaps my point is that: by taking such an approach that I mentioned above, a game becomes much more enjoyable by allowing players to make purchases based on stylistic choices rather than encouraging/coercing them to make purchases in an attempt to offset restrictions. Honestly, Iād be completely fine with pay to play if it removed restrictions entirely. Games are supposed to be liberating, not restrictive, and a gameās purpose is lost if it imposes restrictions in order to boost profits. There are many other ways of boosting profits than sacrificing the quality of a product.
[quote=āTakemi, post:1192, topic:143855ā]
as I am only interested in purchasing cosmetics from the cash shop
[/quote]Me too. I could have bought and sold a lot of tokens, but I donāt roll that way.
@Raiden121212
Iāll miss you.
Iām not often social, even on the internetā¦
So I wonāt forget you and the people Iāve been talking to regularly anytime soon.
If you ever want to see some shitpost, Iāll be here. Well, untill Herowarz has a shitpost off-topic section on their forums. Take care.
Itās always sad when someone leaves something you loveā¦
hope you get to come back when everything is fixed @Raiden121212