Sadly it seems that most people think this. I wish it would be added though.
Thanks for your thoughts though!
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A free to play model means you must care about whether players who are playing your game for free are encouraged to purchase ingame items. They don’t care about “F2P” players per se, rather they care about potential customers and whether those potential customers would become repeat customers.
One more argument for selling useful premium time. Thank you for that.
It is the only argument which Gaijin would agree to. Reduce overall rewards but make the use of premium bring rewards back to original levels.
This wouldn’t net an increase overall, it would just make playing without premium aggravating.
World of Tanks uses this approach, I disagree with it heavily.
WoT, a game I’ve heard of before but was never interested in.
You sound like you don’t pay anything here, or are you just sticking up for these players?
I’ve only ever had one player in the squad who was proud to have played everything the hard way and never paid a penny. But there are some who are very frugal with premium time or premium vehicles.
I do not, I am sticking up for myself.
A saying which also is applied to you as a premium time purchaser. You spend $35 on a sale for 365 days of premium, that’s $0.08 a day for each day of premium.
For 8 cents a day, you don’t get to turn the timer on and off, it runs whether you use it or not.
Would you rather pay for the time you plan to use at a premium or buy it in bulk even though some time isn’t going to be used?
You can already choose to purchase a singular day of premium time rather than buying in bulk, it’s $1.90 roughly.
Which would you rather pay, $0.08 or $1.90?
This year I bought 25.000 GE the first time during the sale (114.- € - 30%. via Gaijin-store), all the other years regular via Steam (165.- €).
For 8 cents a day, you don’t get to turn the timer on and off, it runs whether you use it or not.
Me not, but others do.
But back to topic:
Choose Premium account days