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Zepheros Naeonis
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Posted - 2016.01.21 14:15:11 -
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You know a feature completely fails when, after 44 pages of discussion, there are only 12 likes for the opening post. This is borderlining hard with p2w and everyone with a lick of common sense knows this. There is literally no incentive to skill training anymore when you can buy your way right up the ladder. Everyone will try to argue that this doesn't matter compared to true skill, but I can only lol at that if you think it will stop people from stomping your ass out in space. |
Zepheros Naeonis
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Posted - 2016.01.22 01:31:06 -
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Wendrika Hydreiga wrote:Plus, forum popularity points are not a valid metric for anything! They practically give them out in the likes for likes thread! Most of the likes I got are roleplaying popularity points imagine that.
Actually, it is a fairly accurate representation of the general opinion of the player base on what features they do/don't like. Being this isn't the features/ideas forum, I suppose the numbers are a bit off as the like button is used more more frequently to show favoritism towards a feature rather than simply "that's funny!" or something irrelevant to the topic at hand. |
Zepheros Naeonis
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Posted - 2016.01.22 01:39:08 -
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FT Diomedes wrote:Jeven HouseBenyo wrote:Primary This Rifter wrote:CCP are you sure this will work as you intend? Are you sure this will draw more new players into the game? Are you sure it won't just **** off more people than make them happy? Another disturbance in the Force. I agree with the above quote.  Is Pay RL Cash for SPs to Win now the answer to the neglected New Player Experience? How are those future frozen meat puppets supposed to learn this? Yay to others that have a roomy monthly budget to fund CCP's avoidance of bankruptcy proceedings, that ain't me. My toons are well off, I'm Not! >Jeven I pay real life cash for SP every time I subscribe an account using my credit card. In fact, just on this account, I have purchased nearly 23,652,000 SP in the past year. It cost me $135. OMG! Eve is suddenly pay to win!
No you don't. You pay for the ability to log onto the server and play the game. |
Zepheros Naeonis
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Posted - 2016.01.22 08:21:48 -
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Zozoll Neblyn wrote:IReally only one third of your subscription goes to that. Because you can have three active characters on one account, but only one of them will be gaining skill points.
For a multiple accounts player, the extra accounts are pretty much just there for skill gain. Or at least 2/3 of them are just there for skill gain.
No, it does not. You pay money to log on onto the server. End of discussion.
Yonis Kador wrote:Obviously correct. You pay to access the servers. (I can't even believe this is being debated.) You aren't even required to train SP while you're in-game. You could pay for years and never train anything. You do not pay for SP. You pay for time. Wow.
Tyberius Franklin wrote:Have you tried gaining SP with a lapsed account? Maybe it's a coincidence that it just stops, but I bet it's related to paying money.
Have you ever tried PvPing with a lapsed account? Have you ever tried undocking with a lapsed account? How about selling something on the market for isk? What about clone jumping?
Glad I made my point. |
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