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Life is Feudal: MMO Has Been Relaunched, With Additional 'Variants' To Come | MMORPG.com

SystemSystem Member UncommonPosts: 12,599
edited June 2023 in News & Features Discussion

imageLife is Feudal: MMO Has Been Relaunched, With Additional 'Variants' To Come | MMORPG.com

Life is Feudal: MMO has relaunched under a new owner, Long Tale Games. Launching as a "hardcore" subscription game, the company plans to continue expanding on the IP.

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  • SovrathSovrath Member LegendaryPosts: 32,780
    "The Malaysian-based publisher seems to specialize in bringing back older IP and classic games in order to put a new spin on them."


    And have they been successful?



    "The company also works with web3 and crypto companies"

    lovely.
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  • olepiolepi Member EpicPosts: 3,017
    I bought this game when it released. It's in my Steam library. Do I have to pay again to play it?
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  • DattelisDattelis Member EpicPosts: 1,674
    edited June 2023
    olepi said:
    I bought this game when it released. It's in my Steam library. Do I have to pay again to play it?

    Might be the case. This is what ended up happening with Archeage Unchained. It was originally B2P and then got switched to P2P under a new publisher.
    Kyleran
  • ominatorominator Member UncommonPosts: 36
    Not much of a survival game. Could not survive original launch, will not survive re-launch.
  • OG_SolareusOG_Solareus Member RarePosts: 1,041
    stopped reading at "subscription."
    F2P or DIE !
  • KataalKataal Member UncommonPosts: 174
    edited June 2023
    This going with a subscription model is interesting and I don't think it's inherently a bad idea. However, $19.99 per month is insanely expensive and very likely unsustainable. $9.99 at most would make sense to me, but this kind of game doesn't even have the scope and features to make it worth the $14.99/mo AAA sub-based MMOs charge.
    Post edited by Kataal on
    NanfoodleScot
  • NanfoodleNanfoodle Member LegendaryPosts: 10,875

    Kataal said:

    The idea of this going with a subscription model is interesting and I don't think it's inherently a bad idea. However, $19.99 per month is insanely expensive and very likely unsustainable. $9.99 at most would make sense to me, but this kind of game doesn't even have the scope and features to make it worth the $14.99/mo AAA sub-based MMOs charge.



    If thats $19.99 USD as a Canadian, Im out. Im not paying $25+ a month for a sub, when Gamepass is $16.99 a month and gives me access to 400+ games. This will be a disconnect for most people.
    KataalKrisConway
  • DEXA88DEXA88 Member UncommonPosts: 175
    Fk that you pay then they shut now need to pay again steam ought to prevent their customers get abused like that
  • DattelisDattelis Member EpicPosts: 1,674
    DEXA88 said:
    Fk that you pay then they shut now need to pay again steam ought to prevent their customers get abused like that

    I think the 'work around' they'll use is giving people who already bought some time. Kind of how archeage unchained originally gave previous buyers 'game time' after the switch.
  • DigDuggyDigDuggy Member RarePosts: 694
    I enjoyed Life is Feudal for the most part. I was a bit too difficult to do something like farming. I enjoy farming, but I needed someone specialized in this and that to farm. Got to be difficult. I'm a fan of grinding, but just too much. Don't know I'll go back, but I'll keep an eye, see what happens.
  • theGnadetheGnade Member UncommonPosts: 147
    I am really skeptical about this going to work. Even solo friendly games have had hard times surviving subscription based business model. LiF has major flaw in concept. It to work you need to have a lot of players. If you don't have players, you don't have economy and without economy you don't have access to materials that you would need for X things. And they really think they can pull players counts with subscription based business model?
  • LithuanianLithuanian Member UncommonPosts: 558
    will be uniquely developed in cooperation with players for bug fixes and major product decisions based on community feedback

    First red alert. Community feedback could be the worst that happens. "Gimme all and for free!", "This raid is too easy, you lamers! Make it last 500 hours with main boss having 999 trillion health and negating 99% damage dealt!", "Free speach, no censorship even for racism in chat!" - just to imagine a few.
    Listen to community. Do it. Just do it with caution. Forums are almost always a safe heaven for fanboys and hardcore players, so any feedback could represent very small, yet too vocal group.

    The company also works with web3 and crypto companies

    So this is just scam company.

    In short - looks really, really bad. Not sure if it would survive a year.

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  • ScotScot Member LegendaryPosts: 24,273
    edited June 2023

    Kataal said:

    This going with a subscription model is interesting and I don't think it's inherently a bad idea. However, $19.99 per month is insanely expensive and very likely unsustainable. $9.99 at most would make sense to me, but this kind of game doesn't even have the scope and features to make it worth the $14.99/mo AAA sub-based MMOs charge.



    If this was a brand new MMO with great reviews they could think of £15, otherwise a no more than £10 a month sub is where you should be at.
    Nanfoodle
  • DigDuggyDigDuggy Member RarePosts: 694

    Scot said:



    Kataal said:


    This going with a subscription model is interesting and I don't think it's inherently a bad idea. However, $19.99 per month is insanely expensive and very likely unsustainable. $9.99 at most would make sense to me, but this kind of game doesn't even have the scope and features to make it worth the $14.99/mo AAA sub-based MMOs charge.






    If this was a brand new MMO with great reviews they could think of £15, otherwise a no more than £10 a month sub is where you should be at.



    I have no idea whether I'm correct or not, for I have no data, but it seems like subscription seems to be making a quiet comback. It seems that I see more games offering or straight out being subscription. I think people may be realizing that subs are cheaper than micro. However, I think, if this is the case, we'll see less MMOs because with subs, people won't be game surfing as much. Good or bad thing? Just an uneducated, no data, non peer reviewd observations from an amateur.
  • SovrathSovrath Member LegendaryPosts: 32,780
    Kataal said:
    This going with a subscription model is interesting and I don't think it's inherently a bad idea. However, $19.99 per month is insanely expensive and very likely unsustainable. $9.99 at most would make sense to me, but this kind of game doesn't even have the scope and features to make it worth the $14.99/mo AAA sub-based MMOs charge.
    I agree, wayyy too expensive for this.
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  • HolyAvengerOneHolyAvengerOne Member UncommonPosts: 708
    Whining aside, as anyone tried it, is it being played/are there people online, is it stable, is it a reputable company?

    The old IP holder went bankrupt, so to revive the game, the new holder had to engage costs. Only makes sense that they charge.
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