WAR (Warhammer Online)

I hear they are going to change this to a F2P model... is that true or actually a joke... because if it was a joke... it made me laugh a lot...

I highly doubt it.  The game will close before they make it free to play.  Production values were far too high to make it free to play.

I heard that rvr/pvp in war was a myth.

WAR is a joke of a game.

It is garbage, pure garbage.

I would not hold my breath for the game to go free. No matter what you read on these forums a good amount do enjoy the game and will continue playing it for years to come.  Also if for some reason there was not enough people playing the game for them to continue making a profit it more than likely would shut down since they would have to do a complete overhaul of the game to make it work with a  free to play model.

Originally posted by Pelu

I hear they are going to change this to a F2P model... is that true or actually a joke... because if it was a joke... it made me laugh a lot...

War isn't doing anywhere near that bad and I think EA would shut the game down long before it got that bad.

Originally posted by Martinmas

I would not hold my breath for the game to go free. No matter what you read on these forums a good amount do enjoy the game and will continue playing it for years to come.  Also if for some reason there was not enough people playing the game for them to continue making a profit it more than likely would shut down since they would have to do a complete overhaul of the game to make it work with a  free to play model.

Step one already underway, merging of servers and free character transfers of totally dead servers a month into launch.  tells you everything about the overhype and bullshit spewed by mark jacobs and that bafoon paul barnett.

lol @ this thread

if eqoa has yet to go f2p, then there is no chance ever for war to go f2p.

It is far to early in Warhammer to start talking about free to play.  Just a guess, but I suspect we would first see Mythic laying off staff and things of that nature before a major changing in the pricing of the game.  Not that I know how they would make money by simply making it free to play, but that is another topic.

I also think it is to early to say that "enough people are enjoying the game to play it for years to come".  Enough is somewhere around 250k according to Mark and the game is still to young to know how long it will captivate a large audience.