Freemium games and economies of scale
MODs are a designed relief valve. Taking for granted that it's going to be costly for players, what's the true benefit to EA other than cash? In "protest" you get stagnate players and even high...
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"Dark_Helmet_85;542365" wrote:
They could make money in so many ways with star wars, if they add costume change for characters for example, that has no advantage in the game itself, so noone will fell bad about it.
Agreed.
My kid played the game for a while, and even at nine years old, she thought the prices were ludicrous.
If the prices were lower, I would have been willing to throw some change her way for the game from time to time.
But she's smart enough not to gamble, and so are a lot of freemium players it seems.
Devs just keep thinking the same way, and the outcome will be the same as other freemium games...dwindling income, while struggling to draw in fresh payers following the same tricks with a property that could have been so much stronger in the long run.
But hey, I could be wrong…and will likely never know.
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