The only type of cash shop I want to see, is one that will allow for server transfers, hair/cosmetic changes, new hair styles and the like, that sort of thing, maybe even some "costume gear" but that is as far as I would want to see it go.
The only type of cash shop I want to see, is one that will allow for server transfers, hair/cosmetic changes, new hair styles and the like, that sort of thing, maybe even some "costume gear" but that is as far as I would want to see it go.
Last edited by Kailea_Nagisa; 11-05-2011 at 02:51 PM.

Oh I guess that's why League of Legends is not a success at all. To quote some overly used defense for adding a subscription, "10 bucks isnt going to break my bank".
The creators of the game, that's who. That's why they are charging you for a half made game when P2P is turned on.Originally Posted by weeble
who are they to pick what is part of the game and what they get to charge for?
Player


NO
Never, never, never



You pay to enter a theme park, and you pay to eat food there, and you pay to buy tickets to get on the rides.What makes League of Legends anything similar to a themepark MMO like FFXIV? It's a multiplayer online battle arena--introducing game-breaking, pay-to-win cash shop items would be a surefire way to kill off the whole competitive arena PvP scene, which is like... you know, the whole point of LoL.
LoL is a rather lonely exception to the rule only because Riot is playing it smart (and the game design prevents them from doing anything drastic with their cash shop).
No one is asking for "game-breaking, pay-to-win".
No thank you.
God, no.
I have an intense and visceral dislike for any cash shops. I cannot take any game with a cash shop seriously, no matter how successful they are, whether they're WoW or Farmville.
To date, over the 5+ cash shop MMORPGS I've played, I've doled out a total of $5, and that was for necessary transportation in one game. And considering how angry I was at myself for caving in and buying it because I needed a viable way of getting around quickly, it left me with a vile taste in my mouth. A necessary mount, of course, is only one extreme example of what a cash shop can offer.
Charge me a flat subscription fee, be it $15 or $50, but in that subscription is the knowledge that I'm playing on an even level with every player that crosses my path. To me, cash shops subconsciously advertise: "If you have more money, you will get more out of the game", whether the subject is looks, advancements, or overall convenience and fun. Cash shops influence you to pay more in order to enjoy every aspect of the game, vanity wear included.
Sure, adding a cash shop can be a lucritive business decision, but it is a decision that I, as a consumer, hate. Personally? That one time mount purchase aside, with any cash shop I usually just grit my teeth and give them the ol' middle finger.



No, absolutely no.
1) Things are always overpriced and you end up spending more than a monthly subscription to remain competitive;
2) It creates two class of players, the payers and non-payers (content is not available to everyone anymore -- discrimination ensues);
3) I believe it goes against the idea of healthy gaming and good principles.
LOL cash shop! SE's way to tell their player how they appreciate them... pull the carrot and empty your pockets $$$
And to those who support it: you are kicking yourselves. -- We just need to sit back and laugh at people with cash shop items.
(Marvelous economics IQ test!)
No thanks.
If I smell the stench of a cash shop approaching, I'm quitting without a second thought. It's the worst idea for any MMO ever - would rather have the monthly fee.
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