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Will Turbine offer a 3 month for $30 deal for DDO like they do for LOTRO? It would be great marketing for the game, they would probably get more subscribers that otherwise wouldn't consider it at $15/month.
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Turbine doesn't market DDO, Atari does...so probably not.
I actaully enjoyed this game trial. But I can't find it anywhere besides online.
I could be wrong, but I don't think Midway has anything to do with the monthly pricing for LOTRO. Sounds like Turbine sets the monthly pricing judging by this quote:
"This season Turbine is excited to bring you a very special holiday offer. Now through January 31, 2008, you can start playing The Lord of the Rings Online™: Shadows of Angmar™ for only $9.99 a month!"
Maybe Atari regulates the monthly pricing for DDO?
I thought Atari and Midway were just publishers? Much like SOE published AC2 expansion. Well says Station Publishing, whatever.
But yeah they should make the same deal for DDO and AC.
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I could be wrong, but I don't think Midway has anything to do with the monthly pricing for LOTRO. Sounds like Turbine sets the monthly pricing judging by this quote:
"This season Turbine is excited to bring you a very special holiday offer. Now through January 31, 2008, you can start playing The Lord of the Rings Online™: Shadows of Angmar™ for only $9.99 a month!"
Maybe Atari regulates the monthly pricing for DDO?
Yep, Atari has the braces clamped HUGE on DDO for advertising and marketing. Recent post on the official forums from a dev that addressed it.
<blockquote><i>Originally posted by Vincenz</i>
<p>Yep, Atari has the braces clamped HUGE on DDO for advertising and marketing. Recent post on the official forums from a dev that addressed it.</p></b></blockquote>
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Should have known. It all makes sense now.