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Gamestop is taking orders for 60 game cards @ $29.99
http://www.gamestop.com/product.asp?cookie%5Ftest=1&product%5Fid=780008
looks like its your regular $15 a month mmo subscription - making the previous rumor of $20 a month - invalid!
Release date for Europe looks like May 23rd 2008. For N.America May 20th 2008.
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And it works out the same for our Australian Friends:
http://www.gameswarehouse.com.au/boxsearch.asp?title=conan&Page=PC
20 dollars a month? It's a good thing it was just a rumor. I can't think of a single mmo really worth $15/month, $20 would be deal breaker.
why do people expect MMO's to not follow the normal $15 a month? they follow all the rules of the buisness world. dont overprice your product especially if your compeditors make a better product.
$15 is the standard and it shall stay that way until tech forces it to be raised (faster server which then cost more...that kind of thing)
all those threads (not this one) about is this MMO gonna cost X are just plain stupid
MMO wish list:
-Changeable worlds
-Solid non level based game
-Sharks with lasers attached to their heads
I believe the rumour on price increases started from:
www.mmorpg.com/discussion2.cfm/thread/163461
You know how much I pay for my cell phone every month?
Ya you dont want to know, 15 bucks is nothing
-Jive
$15 a month isn't bad...what other forms of entertainment can you get for as many hours as you want in a month?
VanguardSoH is $15 a month as well. But if you want the "extra" web services that come along with the game you will be paying $5 more a month. Just because the game card price is $29.95 does not mean there will not be extra services you have to pay additional monies to get.
Fear not fanbois, we are not trolls, let's take off your tin foil hat and learn what VAPORWARE is:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vaporware
"Vaporware is a term used to describe a software or hardware product that is announced by a developer well in advance of release, but which then fails to emerge after having well exceeded the period of development time that was initially claimed or would normally be expected for the development cycle of a similar product."