Just recieved confirmation from Gazzillon that they have not yet sold 2500 Ultimate packs, which means that anyone that buys one will still get a BETA key. The exact quote is:
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Thanks for contacting us regarding Marvel Heroes! Access to the Closed Beta will be granted to the first 2,500 purchasers of the Ultimate Pack. Access will be granted within one week of purchase. Once we get close to the 2,500, we'll make sure to announce it. Have an awesome day! Best Regards, Michael Marvel Heroes Support |
So this means that the "invoice number" is not reflective of how many packs they sold (perhpas how many "Founder" packs, but not Ultimate"). So, as an Ultimate pack purchaser, I am very excited and keen to get my BETA key! I have only purchased it 6 days ago.
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Is this the $200 pack? Selling a pre-order pack for $200 seems totally absurd to me.
"Mr. Rothstein, your people never will understand... the way it works out here. You're all just our guests. But you act like you're at home. Let me tell you something, partner. You ain't home. But that's where we're gonna send you if it harelips the governor." - Pat Webb
I don't know what is people's problem with this. Just don't pay it. Why would it bother you that someone else did?
It is their product. Don't you think that they should be able to charge whatever they want?
It is a free world. You are free not to buy.
Generally people have an issue with this kind of thing because if some out there actually pay this absurd amount of money for what equates to a $60 game then it gives the impression that its ok.
Diablo 3 - $60
Marvel Heroes - $200
Next ARPG - $400 lol...
Thankfully it seems most people have common sense since they have yet to sell 2500 ultimate packs. If they don't reach their goal we may even get lucky and it will snap them back to reality.
Yeah, except Diablo 3 doesn't have 26 classes to play.
Neither does Marvel Heroes. Don't kid yourself, each character is going to be pigeon holed into a basic class.
What you are reffering to is basically appearance choices which other games don't charge you extra for lol.
An example of what I'm saying...
The Thing and The Hulk are not different classes, they are going to be the same "Class" just slightly different looks and maybe moves.
Maybe thats the confusion here, you believe its a good deal because you are getting 26 different classes to play rather than 26 different appearance choices.
And you know this how? Have you actually played both? I didn't think so.
He's most likely correct considering how these games usually turn out. The thing is though, you don't know either; however, he hasn't dropped 200 bucks on this already.
"Mr. Rothstein, your people never will understand... the way it works out here. You're all just our guests. But you act like you're at home. Let me tell you something, partner. You ain't home. But that's where we're gonna send you if it harelips the governor." - Pat Webb
We are both making assumptions on a game we haven't played, yet I'm wrong and you are right? Thats your stance?
Hey, I could be wrong. Maybe they do have 26 unique classes, not likely, but not entirely impossible. I accept that possibility. Though you are asking a lot of me for me to assume that even though they didn't take the time to add WASD control, they skimped out on the MMO aspect and went the ARPG route instead, they skimped out on the graphics and from the looks of it combat (Though thats probably a given because of the point and click) yet, I'm expected to believe, with absolutely no reason to believe so, that they took the time to create 26 unique classes lol...
I'm confused why the value of 5% would require further mathematical contemplation? Could you give us an example of this "actual math" that explains to us how 5% could be less than 5%?
Let's say an item has a 1 in 1000 chance of dropping. With a 5% boost in mf, it now has a 1 in 950 chance of dropping. Still poor, but better none the less.
5% mf? meh. some ppl love their marvel and are willing to spend the $200
This is probably spot on. all in all there are maybe 4 classes..just the skills are different.
Actually D3 is free if you sell enough on the RMAH. It is actually more than free for me.
Depends on what "class" means. Certainly they have 26 heroes and they have different abilities. The question really is if the abilities are different enough to be considered different classes.
Cyclop probably has a beam type main attack. Iron man probably has a beam type main attack. Are they going to play the same? Or very different? (For example, cyclop can be a "tanky" kind of char, and he stands and beam, but iron man has to rely on flying to open range and dodge) .. it really depends on the combat mechanics design.
It is hard to say now. I will reserve judgment until i play the game.
I think you should compare with League of Legends.
How much to buy 16 champions and 32 skins in League of legends?
You can play it for free, and then buy a pack with a hero you want if you cant wait to unlock it by playing. Just like League of Legends
I would not be happy if I was a $200 customer. Games that make these cash grabs are FINALLY starting to piss off enough customers to not make their quarterly requirements.
I cant wait until game companies get bit hard enough to go back to actual FAIR price points for product.
Buy the game so you can FIND what it contains.
Dont buy the game so you can buy what it is supposed to contain.
I think I spend about 500$ on League of legends in the last 4 years.
It's about $3000 to own everything in League of Legends.
Marvel Heroes let you find costumes as drops, so you can unlock everything for free, unlike other games