Different Server Grades
I'm wondering if it would be possible for GraalOnline to sell different grades of servers.
It would be nice to see, in addition to the payment plan we have now, a cheaper version of a Graal server offering less RAM (or whatever related resources). It could even have a player limit to ensure to ensure it does not drain bandwidth or perform other functions that generally make the upkeep expensive on regular servers. I would love to pursue development on Graal and learn to script / make graphics in my own environment, but I'm simply not willing to pay the $65 price tag for a typical server. And why should I, when such a server that I would like to own would never have any playercount whatsoever, consume large amounts of storage space, or be anywhere near as CPU-heavy as many other servers out there? I'm not going to pretend I know a lot about this stuff, but I figure it's worth a shot. :) |
Easy solution: make Stefan keep up Testbed for free to allow players to learn to develop, allowing more people to buy servers, in the end making him more money.
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Honestly, I'm not sure it would be possible for Eurocenter to offer servers of lower quality than the ones already being offered, at least given the problems of the past few weeks.
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Or can you make it so we can purchase servers with gelats?
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I wish many more of the developers or future developers were as clever as you, they just throw out the money to him without knowing the cons..
these servers are so horrible and its been so long since it has been horrible if majority of the players in graal that are right near the server has 3 digit ping not to mention 300s+ i think something is greatly flawed. all they're doing is busy hiding it too, it's quite sad and uncharming.. !pissed! why do they not provide us a better service when we're paying them? i also wondered why the developers had to pay to develope and never get payed for the ammount of players they interested and made them suscribe to graal, well it's really self explanitory, this is not worth our time when the guy that started it all is taking all the credits for what other developers worked hard on. might as well just learn to script and make a browser mmorpg with minimal cost and earn money for your own good lol |
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As far as buying your own server goes, it's not necessarily a bad idea and I'd probably encourage it, but for the sake of your money, I'd not spend it if there isn't a defined plan and a team already set in place. Otherwise chances of it succeeding are somewhat bleak, unfortunately. [IRRELEVANT PART HERE] What would be pretty cool though is just developing an iPhone server right away instead of trying to make a PC one first. That way you have a bunch of platforms open for you to potentially market to instead of scrounging for developers and players for a PC server. |
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