MMO game mean MMO monthlys?

[ksib]

What about the people who want to buy it after the two months? They can only view trailers and hope that a friend already bought it if they are hesitant to purchase the game due to the subscription.

[Lavenders2]

What about the people who want to buy it after the two months? They can only view trailers and hope that a friend already bought it if they are hesitant to purchase the game due to the subscription.

If you were hesitant on a game for 2 months, chances are you either never had the money in the first place, or by then you will lose interest. The only problem with extending the time of the offer is that people are going to take advantage of it. Zarksoft can't be getting just half the income on the game forever, that isn't fair on them

[ksib]

What about people who live under a rock or something? But more seriously, what about someone who doesn't hear about it until much later? Yeah, it's a much smaller margin of people, but it is still large enough to be considered.

[Lavenders2]

What about people who live under a rock or something? But more seriously, what about someone who doesn't hear about it until much later? Yeah, it's a much smaller margin of people, but it is still large enough to be considered.

Whenever I am unsure if I want to buy a game or not, I read the reviews. The whole point of the initial price reduction is to convince people who are on the verge of getting the game to buy it early on. After two months, if people give out positive reviews for it, then those people are going to be more likely to buy the game. It's not like someone is going to buy the game at a cheaper price if they don't like the idea of it.

[ksib]

This is true, I agree with you. I just find that a "demo" is always a better seller IMO.

[Lavenders2]

This is true, I agree with you. I just find that a "demo" is always a better seller IMO.

I agree with you. The only way a demo that runs forever is going to work is where they don't get the full experience with their trial time. For a MMO like this where games are finite, I just can't see this working (unless you payed very little for the first month, but then you don't get the full experience).