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Can you hear that? It sounds like the voices of Tyria have spoken, quite literally, as tomorrow marks the day where the delayed voice acting for the previous content updates for Guild Wars 2, No Quarter and Jormag Rising, will finally be implemented in game. It also marks the release of the next chapter of The Icebrood Saga: Champions -known as Truce, will drop.
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aaand cornered you go.
Now you expect me to pay full price once again for the new stuff .. if you had atleast offered me some sort of discount on "Path of Fire" for supporting your product at full price while everyone else scores it for free ....
I would still be playing your game and having no issues paying full price for the rest of them .. nothing but a hard pass now guys .. i only get burnt once ... cheers
So I totally respect where you are coming from with this stand.
Might be why they can have a very active population with a very low income per player.
LUXONS RULE
Bob
I do play GW2 A LOT, but I had over 5K hours in the core game (for which I payed $90) before it went F2P. I had another 4k hours in the game before HoT (for which I paid $50.) was bundled. I consider both of those purchases well worth the money I spent.
I would rather them give away the game for free (after a bit) to get new players to hopefully spend their money in the gem store than the game dying for lack of players.
TLDR: I got more than my money worth for GW2 and don't mind them giving the game away for free (after a while) to attract new players. If you don't feel that you did I am sorry and hope you find another game that better suits you.
Bob
And truth be told, I find is hilarious that you would devalue your own purchase to keep people playing the game, because you have some delusion that getting people to play the game for free will somehow magically keep it alive, because you think that if they come in for free they will be inspired to spend money, and yet tell people who have already shown their willingness to pay into the game, who have invested money from the onset, which is what keeps the game going, "Well if you don't like it leave" seems like a massive contradiction in your own view on things.
I mean, really, I wonder the mindset of some people where they will tell a paying costumer to leave in favor of attracting a freeloader.
Going to bet.. Business was not your field of study.