Free to Play Cast: Foreign Fun for Everyone! (EP 93)

In this special episode of the Free-to-Play Podcast, MMOBomb community member Xaenex joins in on the discussions as the group offers their opinions on Blade & Soul's Open Beta in China, Ragnarok Online spiritual successor Tree of Savior, what makes Aura Kingdom tick, and GameGlobe shutting down. All this plus your community comments wrap up yet another fine episode of the Free-to-Play Cast!

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Free-To-Play Cast is the official podcast (and videocast) of MMOBomb.com about free to play multiplayer online games. Free-To-Play Cast takes on the week's biggest news with plenty of opinion, weekly bombs, community feedback, guests, interviews, laughs thrown in for good measure and much more. Have fun and expect a new episode next week! (every Wed or Thu)

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Discussion (12)

asurangenius 11 years ago
how? really it was a *response* to comment! how can you say that im not giving any background when there's one in a upper, parent comment of a section? it's bs.
asurangenius 11 years ago
obscure! lies! propaganda! my words were misunderstood! i put tera as an example of good transition from p2p to f2p, but i never said, that by default transitions are better than games designed for f2p model. it's obscure lie, based on my not so great english! you should be ashamed! :P although no hard feelings, my fault in the end. what i wanted to say that time - it doesn't really matter, because terra showed great f2p model and some games, like swoter did that poor. it's possible, but not always achievable. (and wasnt that reply for some1s post?)
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SomeGuyWhoStillLovesKevinsVoice 11 years ago
I would also like to give an Abomb to kevin for not getting a new mic yet, I want to hear his voice more clearly.
SomeGuyWhoLovesKevinsVoice 11 years ago
I like the bigger updates... mosltly because the smaller ones tend to only fix stuff and add items and such. The bigger updates are the ones that usually give us more content to play through, more places to visit (or new maps and gamemodes) and so on. I tend to jump rom one MMO to another and when a big update comes I tend to go back and check it out. The bigger updates are the ones that bring me back into a game and let's me have many more hours of fun.
PHAILICIDE 11 years ago
Being Chinese, I just got to play Blade and Soul in Chinese!
I think NCsoft waited until the Chinese version came out to see if F2P will work out for them.
But from my experience of playing foreign MMORPGs from China, Chinese people tend to spend loads of money for cosmetics.
Age of Wushu was a good example, when some guy spend $15,000 for an in game sword?
ThunderGrave 11 years ago
Spunkify... Eidolon (Ay -- Doh -- Lon) Also, I'm not British. I just thought it would have been funny and it was.

Xaenex... Nice Try with the accent. A DaBomb for you.

Jason: Double Dabomb. That was a fantastic accent.

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I prefer mmos that offer smaller update periods due to the fact that games that do micro updates seem to work out bugs a lot more easily than when things are done in massive content updates. Warframe, as an example, does this exact thing and gives plenty of hotfixes for errors that are found. They release new weapons, gear, cosmetics and more, or change a few things here and there to add to the overall experience of the game. I suppose the feeling is like coming back to the same game over and over and constantly finding that they changed something new that wasn't there yesterday, be it new weapons and gear, or just adding new bosses and map layouts. Quite recently, they fixed the error with survival where mobs were like 20x the level they were supposed to be, which I think illustrates my point rather well.
first 11 years ago
First!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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