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What price will you be ready to pay for the game?
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Does a game in EA even go into discount? Isnt that supposed to be after full release, and even then some time after?
Kipsta
Game is developed in Turkey, indie, EA release (I know they don't plan on changing price at release, so they have to choose a reasonable price to begin with), offers only English on release(I think), has comparatively low marketing budget and only appears on pc for now. Looking at other games in this category 40€ is the only reasonable price. Many games with these criteria price at this point(full release, not ea mind you). I would pay 50€, but I would also be a lot more unforgiving towards the game when it comes to my review and claiming EA won't count when you ask unreasonable prices. Of course I hope the game will be a huge success for TW anyways and personally bickering about 10€ difference seems stupid, but it would very much give an out of touch feeling.
I will pay whatever the price.
I was a teenager when I bought warband, I had to ask my dad's credit card to buy it. Now i'm an adult, money won't be an issue.
I was a teenager when I bought warband, I had to ask my dad's credit card to buy it. Now i'm an adult, money won't be an issue.
30-40 is the most reasonable price range for EA title, 50 is pushing it and anything more than that is highly unlikely since its not AAA title and its EA
Promoting the false consciousness here, are we? Of course, we as workers should happily pay whatever sum the large corporations come up with.
I find it reasonable to pay 30-40 for a graphically overhauled Warband. But the price is likely going to be AAA-tier, even if no new mechanics are implemented in the EA since they've stated the price will remain the same after full release. I'd recommend a read about psychological pricing.
I find it reasonable to pay 30-40 for a graphically overhauled Warband. But the price is likely going to be AAA-tier, even if no new mechanics are implemented in the EA since they've stated the price will remain the same after full release. I'd recommend a read about psychological pricing.
Weit a secound, u guys calling the **** of electronic arts and buguisoft AAA tittles? that are console tittles developed in 1 year for steal u money.
Well mount and blade is like AAAAAAAA then XD
Rockstar is one of the few that develope a game as m&b for lot of years and still a console port!
Well mount and blade is like AAAAAAAA then XD
Rockstar is one of the few that develope a game as m&b for lot of years and still a console port!
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I'd be happy to pay whatever. I know I'll play the game and get my money's worth out of it over the many hours. Also, I have to experience the game I've been waiting years for.
Personally, I would pay $100 for this game. I've already spent several thousand on a computer system primarily to play Bannerlord. Given the thousands of hours I have spent on Warband, the cost of Bannerlord (whatever it turns out to be) will be trivial when amortized over the many hours of enjoyment I will have in playing the game.
I bought rust when it was in EA ... It was always on sale at christmas and other sales. Always from 20 to 10€. So i guess yeah even EA games go into discounts.
Kipsta
To iterate on my post: It's more reasonable for indies to release their game at 30€-40€ and keep the price up for extended period of time. I would only discount during major holiday sales like 15%-33%. If you look at major AAA release 60€, they will often have a significant price drop shortly after release. Why? Because you can only sell pc games for 60€ to idiots who fall for the millions of dollars sized marketing budget which won't affect purchase decisions more than two weeks after release. Once TW has released their first major DLC (~10€-20€)? I would slash the price in half and keep it there until the game has like three DLC. This pricing scheme would tell me the developer has confidence in their gamer.
60$. It's not a little weird thing someone made as a hobby, it's a big boy game that's been being made for years, I expect it to cost the full amount of a AAA game.
And this EA is in good faith that it has a large amount of content and will be finished with all features promised in time.
And this EA is in good faith that it has a large amount of content and will be finished with all features promised in time.
I do not think they are "idiots". I consider them brainwashed, which is different.
And, by the way, the first response for this poll is : "Shut up and take my money!"
Kipsta
Well, we are on the M&B forums filled with M&B fanatics and my posts are slightly off tangent since it's just about what price everybody here is willing to pay, not what pricing is reasonable. Still many abide by https://fineleatherjackets.net/monkeyinflation this rule and will just pirate violators.
I'm waiting for so long and im 33 now... i would pay much but i dont know how much... I mean my steam profile is full of mount and blade since years. Its the only game im really interessted in since I saw Warband for too many hours by now...
I even upgraded my rig for Bannerlords except for the gpu which I will buy later to get the best for the money.... si im prepared for many graphic mods to come.... ?
I even upgraded my rig for Bannerlords except for the gpu which I will buy later to get the best for the money.... si im prepared for many graphic mods to come.... ?
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