Pay for what?

[Betelgeuzah]

100% agreed, why should i pay 12$ subscription to a *unfinished project*?

Because you like to play the game as is? It's not that difficult. It's either worth it to you or it isn't. If it isn't, move on and stop crying.

[stoned]

Because you like to play the game as is? It's not that difficult. It's either worth it to you or it isn't. If it isn't, move on and stop crying.

hey ur shepard is waiting for u run along b4 u get left behind.

[Bearforce]

Because you like to play the game as is? It's not that difficult. It's either worth it to you or it isn't. If it isn't, move on and stop crying.

iam sorry to hit on your nerve, but thats my opinion and i feel entitled to share what i think in the general discussion forums. if you cant argue then why bother responding me with denial?

[Dragonlord]

Because you like to play the game as is? It's not that difficult. It's either worth it to you or it isn't. If it isn't, move on and stop crying.

Do you have to be sarcastic in every single post u make? I personally dont see a reason to pay full price for a half finished product which was stated by yoshi p himself. Will i stay and pay? I might if there is enough content to keep me intrested. If not i will pay for a month when content is released, then be in-active for a few months in between.

[Betelgeuzah]

Do you have to be sarcastic in every single post u make?

Well, I don't have to, but it's fun.

It's pretty funny as well, though, how Yoshida's words are twisted. MMO's always operate under a production plan that spans longer than a year. Any developer could say the same about his MMO, released or unreleased. When you have stuff in the pipes to last for 2 years and only one year's worth of stuff is complete, yes, the product is essentially "half finished"- at least when it comes to the current development plan.

[Dragonlord]

Well, I don't have to, but it's fun.

It's pretty funny as well, though, how Yoshida's words are twisted. MMO's always operate under a production plan that spans longer than a year. Any developer could say the same about his MMO, released or unreleased. When you have stuff in the pipes to last for 2 years and only one year's worth of stuff is complete, yes, the product is essentially "half finished"- at least when it comes to the current development plan.

Wait how did i twist his words? He didnt say the game is 50% complete? Did i miss something?

[catmato]

Pay for what?

Pay for your own game so FFXI can stop supporting it and get some attention.