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Mortal Online 2 - After 40k Beta Testers, Final Stress Test Coming | MMORPG.com

SystemSystem Member UncommonPosts: 12,599
edited September 2021 in News & Features Discussion

imageMortal Online 2 - After 40k Beta Testers, Final Stress Test Coming | MMORPG.com

The Mortal Online 2 beta has had 40,000 testers, but Star Vault is asking for more to really put things to the test in Nave before the planned launch on October 26th. The final stress test will be open from September 6-12th.

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  • AsheramAsheram Member EpicPosts: 5,078
    Yeah, I will wait til it goes f2p like the first game did. Not paying a sub for a game that puts the whole world on the same server.
  • VoidfarerVoidfarer Member UncommonPosts: 183
    Boom!!! Can't wait to get back in!
  • perxperx Member UncommonPosts: 13

    Asheram said:

    Yeah, I will wait til it goes f2p like the first game did. Not paying a sub for a game that puts the whole world on the same server.



    what's the point of that? If it goes f2p, it failed. f2p is the worst that could happen to a MMO. This is a oldschool MMO. And i don't know what the problem is about a EA game with sub model. This is a small studio in sweden and you get nowhere else in any game this experience. You may not like it but if you like it, it is worth every penny - no matter EA or not. we talking about 50 cents a day - ppl spend more monthly in f2p games with cosmetics shops..
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  • fuzzi1983fuzzi1983 Member UncommonPosts: 142

    perx said:



    Asheram said:


    Yeah, I will wait til it goes f2p like the first game did. Not paying a sub for a game that puts the whole world on the same server.






    what's the point of that? If it goes f2p, it failed. f2p is the worst that could happen to a MMO. This is a oldschool MMO. And i don't know what the problem is about a EA game with sub model. This is a small studio in sweden and you get nowhere else in any game this experience. You may not like it but if you like it, it is worth every penny - no matter EA or not. we talking about 50 cents a day - ppl spend more monthly in f2p games with cosmetics shops..



    bla bla bla......if you like it look else where because it won't get the $$$ to survive. Let it die
  • mklinicmklinic Member RarePosts: 2,012
    perx said:
     If it goes f2p, it failed.
    ...
     ppl spend more monthly in f2p games with cosmetics shops..
    Not making a strong case for f2p equaling failure.... 
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    Do something wrong, no one forgets"
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  • mklinicmklinic Member RarePosts: 2,012
    Xodic said:
    mklinic said:
    perx said:
     If it goes f2p, it failed.
    ...
     ppl spend more monthly in f2p games with cosmetics shops..
    Not making a strong case for f2p equaling failure.... 
    Right, because the criteria for success is how much money a game can extract from its players...
    for the makers of most game; I imagine that's generally true. 

    If a game is not profitable it will make changes to become profitable or be shut down (a.k.a. fail). So, a game staying up and running is a minimum criteria for success. Making more then the minimum to stay live, and to potentially grow the game, would therefore be more successful. This can be accomplished using whatever business model is most suitable for the game/audience (f2p/b2p/sub/whatever).

    Saying a game going f2p means it failed is pretty ridiculous. As one example: SWTOR would not be considered a failure and has managed to thrive after switching to f2p.


    -mklinic

    "Do something right, no one remembers.
    Do something wrong, no one forgets"
    -from No One Remembers by In Strict Confidence

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