As the title suggests. Is there any reason to choose a standard fee over entry?
Only reason to choose Standard from what I know is for alts. Bit. There's no need for them. Unless you RP I guess.
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As the title suggests. Is there any reason to choose a standard fee over entry?
Only reason to choose Standard from what I know is for alts. Bit. There's no need for them. Unless you RP I guess.
If you ever want to pay using time cards or alternate payment methods.
If you want to have alts to make FC's, sign FC's for friends, make an NPC character for FC game night, make an alt to have more retainer space or vendor space, ect.
Theres a lot of reasons to use alts.
For me, so far, no.
If I ever want extra storage, or another RP character, maybe, but I typically just make on another server if I want to play someone else.
Isn't one of them cheaper by like, 2 bucks?
If you want an alt, no, it's not really pointless. I just recently upgraded to the standard fee because I wanted to make a Lala. I will never race change Kyssa. She's a kitteh and will always be a kitteh.
inventory space and payment methods isnt really a good reason, they definitely can make a game time card for entry level sub but choose not to. and inventory space should be expanded and enhanced from a long time ago but they choose not to, because it make people wont use more retainer.
so in the end, they choose to stick with "limited design" that will make them more money, but please understand, afterall they are just smol indie company.
14 has woefully inadequate inventory space, but if you're going to need more, $2 a month for 7 alts on a server is cheaper than $2 a month for +1 retainer on 1 character. (says someone with many more than 2 retainers)
I chose it mainly because I want all my characters on the same server as my friends and family but it's also sometimes convenient to be able to craft an item for one, with another.
Yes, the one that costs $2 less only allows one character per server, the one that's $2 more allows up to 8 per server. And I think total characters is 8 & 40 total, but not sure on that. I don't care how much of an alt-aholic you are, no one needs 40 characters. I play on a couple servers (although mostly Hyperion) and all my alts are in the same FC.
Alts. Maybe you want a separate alt for crafting/gathering for inventory management. Maybe you wanted to do the story a second time. (They're adding ng+ but it's not complete and part of the experience will be lost when not actually leveling/gearing as you go.) Maybe you like different races and don't want to fantasia a lot. Maybe you like roleplaying and want more than one character at at ime. Maybe you like housing and want to have more FC rooms/apartments etc. Or to play with friends on different datacenters.
With the ability to do anything on a single character, and world visit making it easier to play with people on other servers, there's less reason to have multiple characters than in say, World of Warcraft, but still plenty of reasons to do it.
And there's the reason I upgraded. I already knew of that restriction. I want my Lala on the same world because I want her in the same FC I'm already in.
I actually ran across an old post of mine yesterday where I said I wouldn't ever need an alt. I chuckled reading it because now... i have an alt. lol