Excellent point. Which also tends to be a point that aligns with a lot of customers in the MMO space. r n r nCan 't wait to see a company able to provide a quality experience with a fair business model. The entire game industry seems to be lead by ...
@Joshua Regarding the subject at hand, I have to respectively disagree. r n r nFact is, the MMO industry is struggling overall. So no, the business model is NOT being accepted whole heartily. What is happening, is a certain arrogance, in general, that is blaming a change in the consumer ...
Wow, an entire article on AAA failing and no mention of the most important factor out of whack in the industry - WHAT ARE THEIR CUSTOMERS LOOKING FOR r n r nLet me be blunt. I have done a lot of research on this industry specifically the MMO space as ...
You are correct, the model is both unsustainable and, while popular at the moment, their is little evidence to show it is a success at least as success in the eyes of someone strictly looking at the potential from a business standpoint from a long-term financial perspective. r n r ...
It 's not the crowdfunding that is as much the phenomenon as the wake up call the industry should be getting right now that they are completely off-base with their customers, so now their future potential customers are putting their wallets where they think they will get their desires fulfilled ...
For Asian markets yes, for western markets no. Perhaps that is where companies should start, with an understanding that the two markets are different. F2P is a good thing gets new players in but cash shop microtransactions, especially as they are being implemented, are awful r n r nSecondly, they ...
