Synchronicity
In reply to my previous post, pskinner mentioned Trove, which apparently could be a crafter’s paradise. I saw that this morning, just before checking my mail… In which I found […]
Tag Archives: payment models
LOTRO – “F2P” business must be good
I’m increasingly grateful that I bought Angmar/Moria/Mirkwood before LOTRO’s F2P model went live. For one thing, it’s now almost impossible to find a copy of Moria outside major metropolitan areas […]
The Freedom! It hurts my head!
These last few days, things keep getting in the way of my playtime. Here’s my usual attempt at playing: — Turn on computer (or close whatever prog I was working […]
The month in games – July 2010
One month, three games — that’s probably some sort of record for me. When June ended I was playing Fallen Earth, and then from one day to the next I […]
Playing with the hoi polloi
This is where a bunch of you can say “I told you so!” I don’t think I’m an MMO-snob, but for some reason I’ve never played a free to play […]
Things do come to pass
Almost a year ago I was wondering whether people would pay less for a game if it meant they got less playtime — rather than paying $15 a month for […]
Pricing Models: pay what you want
Rock, Paper, Shotgun reports that Crayon Physics Deluxe has gone “Pay What You Want” which has apparently already worked relatively well for one of last year’s Gooey games and, of […]
