On this week's show, Jason and I each review a game, we chat about Infinite Crisis closing down and speculate on Turbine's future, and wrap it up with some awesome viewer feedback!...
Free To Play Weekly: Another MOBA Bites The Dust! Ep. 173
Aion reveals Upheavals launch date, Infinite Crisis is shutting down, all that and more, this… is Free To Play Weekly!
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1) Give hints keet the rest tight lipped let teh communities chatter.
2) Durring clsoed alpha cycles, private invites onmy give measurable content out, PAY THE TESTERS. Not the other way around where we pay to test it.
3) same strict ness in closed beta but more community invites. This should be more of the stress test and bug squashing area not content testing, basic control testing stage. And no cash exchanges
4) Open Beta, full operating performance with everything implemented. Only thing this stage should be for in question is finally opening up the credit card system for cash shop options.
5) Ful release FAST after OB. No "Forever open beta, so we can be lazy excuse...pay us more for a one day full release".
But, thats none of my business
Cyphers
From Nexon. Looks like the MOBA hype train is not that easy to jump on...
Well Hype train is just a metaphor for early advertisement and I see no problem with it, with it you inform the client of incoming product problem is companies tend too exaggerate like 12 year old that seen a sea for the first time making it look bigger then it really is. My tip is chose the train based on has the bridge been built, not the one they promise you too build out of titanium.