SOE is also obviously playing with the idea of giving a lot of their players free play time based on people recruited.
Let them play with the idea, I doubt most people here couldn't do better from a marketing stand point if they were in the position SOE is right now.
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Originally Posted by Scayre
SOE doesn't understand what really holds a game together, and that begins with guilds and members of guilds that build strong bonds. They keep introducing new changes that break those bonds, so people quit, or find new guilds. But mostly quit.
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this I can agree with
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Originally Posted by Scayre
Ad hominem attacks really make you look like you have a fucking clue about what you are saying.
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I can see where you're coming from with this...but it's only half true. I provided reason and argument. Whether or not it's factual can't be determined for either side. The proposition by my opposition over the past couple hours is what I could only define as a general consensus. That being that this move by SOE is going to fail horribly and ruin the game. I don't need to prove the contrary I can simply choose to prove that statement to be speculation, and I did.
Many MMOs have used this method prior to EQ2. Should SOE choose to continue using the monthly fee and continue its current course of action with Station Cash then there's no real harm in it, people have said before it's just fluff items and potions readily available to anyone already. If anything its a step up from LON in terms of ingame items because it's not a gamble.
My point?
Ad hominem? No sir, I might suggest you go back to your prelaw college studies. The fact that I used personal attacks in my argument did not imply what you thought I was doing to be true.
Example of what you think I was doing:
Nick: I'm sorry. I just don't see the point in a warning label for something people already know.
Senator Dupree: The warning symbol is a reminder, a reminder of the dangers of smoking cigarettes.
Nick: Well, if we want to remind people of danger why don't we slap a skull and crossbones on all Boeing airplanes, Senator Lothridge. And all Fords, Senator Dupree.
Senator Ortolan Finistirre: That is ridiculous. The death toll from airline and automobile accidents doesn't even skim the surface cigarettes. They don't even compare.
Nick: Oh, this from a Senator who calls Vermont home.
Senator Ortolan Finistirre: I don't follow you, Mr. Naylor.
Nick: Well, the real demonstrated #1 killer in America is cholesterol. And here comes Senator Finistirre whose fine state is, I regret to say, clogging the nation's arteries with Vermont Cheddar Cheese. If we want to talk numbers, how about the millions of people dying of heart attacks? Perhaps Vermont Cheddar should come with a skull and crossbones.
Senator Ortolan Finistirre: That is lu --. The great state of Vermont will not apologize for its cheese!