verybad, on 02 May 2014 - 11:14 AM, said:
No, Star Citizen's a rip-off also.I think I've had my fill of FTP games. I'm willing to spend 50-60 dollars on a game, and more for DLC, but I'm just feel like I didn't get my money's worth on MWO.
Paying that kind of money (43 million in Star Citizen's case) for a game that's not even in Alpha stage is more based on hope than any educated purchase. I spent @ $300.00 on MWO based on hope, because I'm a long time battletech and mechwarrior fan, but I don't feel like MWO is going to be the game I want.
Again, if somebody else enjoy;s it enough to spend that kind of money on this game more power to them, I wish I could feel the same about this, but for ME, there's just no "there" there any longer. I'll occasionally drop in, buy a new mech now and then with CB's, but this game is pretty much a disappointment for me. I gave it a long time to succeed, I spent more on it than I've spent on any other game ever. Just stuff like this gold skin stuff seems so greedy and non interesting to me that it turns me off the game even more.
The difference is the track record of Chris Roberts to consistently build games I loved to play. I consider Star Citizen an investment in the hope that I will get a modern version of some of my best loved games when I was growing up... he was behind many of them.
Mechwarrior also inspired investment, in smaller amounts, but I'm at a point where continued investment isn't commensurate with continued fun.
If we were being given access to closed beta on CW with the ability to provide meaningful feedback that would be taken seriously, I'd think about a Clan pack. But I don't need or want more mechs, even if I do love some of the Clan mechs. Pilot Big Stompy Robot Team Deathmatch is officially getting boring.
I want a game with some depth, and a mechlab that useful for the last remaining fun I was having: editing mechs and trying builds. Until we get a smurfy style mechlab interface (drag and drop without dealing with 10 menus and multiple clicks per menu, and some serious information about CW, I'm not interested in more, risky, investment.
Saber Avalon, on 04 May 2014 - 10:46 PM, said:
What we wanted to know is the exact total number of available gold mechs per chassis. Not what you gave us there. I went to FanExpo and purchased limited quantity items, they were all numbered, 187 of 250, 383 of 500, 1 of 100.
Even better, each Gold mech should get a number related to it's purchase in the limited series.. a decal on it's rear end or shoulder. 153/200 or something.