Bless Early Access In May, Business Model Announced As Buy-To-Play
Bless' Steam Early Access period is almost here. Neowiz announced a May release today, around the same time it launched a shiny new website for the game. There's not a whole lot going on on the site just yet. But there is information on the planned business model ... which is buy-to-play.
I suppose, that means -- sadly -- that we won't be doing much talking about the game from here on out on MMOBomb. That said, if you're interested in Bless, the new website is worth checking out. It has some more info about the game, founder's packs, and details on the "Emissary Program" -- a community program open to people wanting to help promote the game. There's also a new trailer, but you can watch that here.
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Maybe the switch to Broadsword will be ok after all.
The Xbox version is still outstanding, though.
It's all in the timing, and the closer things get to being globally unified, the better.
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Im so sick of lies ... there is like tons of games who claimed to be fp2 or p2w but after they drop release date, game instantly turns into B2P !!!!
Not gonna buy !!! unless its haves 5$ price , otherwise gonna wait till this turns into f2p.
stop been plebs
That how the market players work in the MMO, since its b2p if it remain as same as legend " diablo 2" then thing will work out pretty good for years.
And the funniest part is that they've probably made this decision under pressure from the western "OMG plz no F2P P2W OMG" audience which will gladly pay for the same F2P stuff on top of the initial price.