Territory War Feedback

"SpadeFreeman;c-1469433" wrote:

"LaksonVell;c-1469406" wrote:

"SpadeFreeman;c-1469276" wrote:

"swgohfan29;c-1469263" wrote:

"newbornFL;c-1469257" wrote:
Duh...give the matchmaker rules,trying to put teams with similarly teams.
what is the point in matchmaking a guild that (example) has no zetas no gold and no gear 12?

and matching it with an similarly GP guild that has zetas gold and gear 12?

The point is, for some reason you guys have. similar GP despitr your guild being apparently useless, which already makes me think you re lying.

Pay to win wina against Free to playm Thats the whole purpose of paying. TO WIN.

Also i could probably rekted 15 phoniex teams on my own too, so thats not a argument

Pay-To-Win is an inherently flawed and negative system because it creates an incentive for people who want to be competitive to perpetually spend money on the game. It means that your enjoyment of your leisure time can be based on how much you can pay, and even then it might not be enough if someone else spends more.

This is why all the games that last the longest and are played the most aren't Pay-To-Win. Eventually only the richest people can have fun and everyone else leaves because they don't have that much money to waste.

There fixed it for you.
I'll just point out the adaptive guide to crush the idea that this game is "P2W" oriented. Too many people think that the devs get out of their straw-filled beds, eat rocks for breakfast, and go work 40-50 hours a week so you can have your 10 minutes of fun. The game industry evolved into a profit-oriented industry. People made DLC's and season passes because they know they can sell them. By the people, for the people, isn't that the American way? And that is where most of the internet industry is. The devs need whales to pay, we need whales to pay, everyone needs the whales, and let me tell you, if I can enjoy 100% of this game content for free just because some guy paid for all of it to trash me around a bit in TW, by all means go ahead my friend (and even the 2nd place rewards are incredible, only slightly lower than #1)
Swgoh has one of the least restrictive paying systems. To top it off, a lot of endgame content cannot be bought and has to be earned trough playing (IPB, GK, Stompa, ROLO etc.) so not only is everything obtainable, there is a wall that even the credit card cannot go over.
The only reason the games get abandoned is because everyone gets bored. So you need new content > you need to fund that new content. Please stop thinking that the world is fueled by thoughts and prayers.

I didn't say that SW:GOH is P2W. It's not far off and a few wrong moves from the devs could definitely make it P2W, but right now it's just Pay-To-Make-It-Easier.

Also, free games don't need to be P2W to keep going. An incredible number of free games pay the bills by selling things that, here's the secret, don't affect gameplay. You would not believe that sheer amount of people who will spend money just to look cool. I've done it quite a bit.

This is the beauty of games like LoL and Warframe. Everything that actually has an affect on gameplay is entirely available by just playing it. But the stuff that makes you look cool, or sound cool, you can buy. Those are two of the biggest games in the world right now, so don't tell me it's not viable.

Hell, it's even okay to have the ability to sell things that do affect gameplay, as long as they are reasonably attainable in-game. If I wanted a specific character in Warframe it might take me a couple weeks to make it, or I could just buy it. Simple as.

Haha I agree on the looking cool part, I've done it myself.
There is a little more to it than that. If you remember the Battlefront II issue not too long ago, any kind of boost that is not obtainable by means other than $$ and sold in packs is considered gambling and unless your game is strictly 18+ you are facing heavy fines and censure. How is Warframe as a game? I Considered starting a new MMO and right now ToR, Destiny and EOS are on my mind but I crossed warframe a few times.