Make it non-gold - Page 5

Curt1zzle · #61 02-10-2009, 12:11 AM

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Originally Posted by FenixTheBanished

And who are you Curt or w/e your name is? I havent even seen you before and i guarantee you know nothing of the situation, so please keep moving along to another server.

Oh Hi, I'm Curtis. I've been around since you were in the sack. I actually was previously part of the Kingdoms Graphics Team several years ago, and did translations for it as well.

Switch · #62 02-10-2009, 02:13 AM

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Originally Posted by FenixTheBanished

And who are you Curt or w/e your name is?

God.
You have just lost respect points, shame on you.

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Originally Posted by James

I do however agree with you on how people are confused. The website has been dumbed down and doesn't reflect Graal in the least.

It hasn't been dumbed down, far from it. That would be good (dumbing it down, I mean), making it simpler for people to navigate/understand.

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Heck, their first website ever was better than this one. I liked it better when all we had to do was upgrade for one thing and we had access to everything.

Can't really say much about the first ever one, but the one that was Kingdoms-based I really liked, and it's what first got me interested with "THESE GRAPHICS ARE SICK!" only finding out the game was nothing like it, but still okay.

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Originally Posted by James

I think Graal is worth about $10.00 for a whole year in its current state.

They should actually try gradually decreasing the cost of Graal, and if it does nothing (more players/subscribers), then just slowly bring it back up. In my opinion, trial and error will never hurt an online game, just to see what changing something simple will do to the community.

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I just feel like Cyberjoueurs is just going to let the game die and move to something else.

iPhone/Pod apps.

Googi · #63 02-10-2009, 03:46 AM

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Originally Posted by Bell

I have to agree. I think we need to simplify and reduce the number of subscription types

There's only one type of subscription available to buy (excluding developer subscriptions).

Bell · #64 02-10-2009, 08:09 AM

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Originally Posted by Googi

There's only one type of subscription available to buy (excluding developer subscriptions).

Apologies, I forgot about the change to the whole gelats thing.

MiniOne · #65 02-10-2009, 10:29 AM

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Originally Posted by Switch

God.
They should actually try gradually decreasing the cost of Graal, and if it does nothing (more players/subscribers), then just slowly bring it back up. In my opinion, trial and error will never hurt an online game, just to see what changing something simple will do to the community.

Agreed. Unless of course they are planning on spending the money they make on something which will progress graal and extend it to new heights then I'm fine paying $60 (Aus Currency xD) a year for it, but only if they are actually planning on spending the money productively towards Graal, E.g. getting a better source (the source is already quite good) or something alone the lines of that

If Not then make the price like drop a little (We are in a bad economic situation and a lot of the children's parents may not be so willing to allow their children to through $40+ dollars towards a game in a time like this)

Schetti · #66 02-10-2009, 01:22 PM

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Originally Posted by MiniOne

a lot of the children's parents may not be so willing to allow their children to through $40+ dollars towards a game in a time like this)

WTF ur talking about?
I am 13, and my dad got no big problem to pay for me 40€ a year...
LIAR!

Soala · #67 02-10-2009, 02:16 PM

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Originally Posted by Schetti

WTF ur talking about?
I am 13, and my dad got no big problem to pay for me 40€ a year...
LIAR!

You play zone, that's different.

Schetti · #68 02-10-2009, 02:28 PM

I stopped playing zone atm.
I played GK for 1-3weeks.
I currently play on playerworld.

Ravenblade1979 · #69 02-10-2009, 06:26 PM

Schetti not everyones parent will pay the price for subscription. Just because yours does doesn't mean anothers will. MiniOne is right on this. Not alot of parents are willing to throw that much money on a online game when they would rather see their kids out of the house having a life.

If your dad doesn't care then good for you but don't call someone a liar based on your own experience. Its pretty biased.

MiniOne also pointed out economic crisis. Again he's right. Its everywhere and just because you live in a house that have parents that bring in a good amount of money doesn't mean that everyone else is in the same boat. Its tough out there and there's more important things then graal. Food, rent, clothing, utilities, payments etc.

I could go on and on about this but you seemed to have formed your own opinion. I really really hope that you don't feel the economic crunch like alot of the other people have. You will find out that sacrificing stuff just to play a online game isn't worth it.

cyan3 · #70 02-10-2009, 07:30 PM

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Originally Posted by Ravenblade1979

Schetti not everyones parent will pay the price for subscription. Just because yours does doesn't mean anothers will. MiniOne is right on this. Not alot of parents are willing to throw that much money on a online game when they would rather see their kids out of the house having a life.

I don't really see why this effects anything because you could use PayByCash or also buy subscriptions using SMS which most "kid" have access to.

Rufus · #71 02-10-2009, 07:34 PM

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Originally Posted by cyan3

I don't really see why this effects anything because you could use PayByCash or also buy subscriptions using SMS which most "kid" have access to.

Which most "kid" don't pay for, so you're still going to need permission.

James · #72 02-10-2009, 07:50 PM

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Originally Posted by cyan3

I don't really see why this effects anything because you could use PayByCash or also buy subscriptions using SMS which most "kid" have access to.

They may have access to it, but I'm pretty sure their parents would kick them in the ass for it without permission. It's not their money to spend.

CABAL49 · #73 02-10-2009, 07:54 PM

Back before I had I job I had to work the money off. Maybe remove child labor laws?

James · #74 02-10-2009, 07:56 PM

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Originally Posted by CABAL49

Back before I had I job I had to work the money off. Maybe remove child labor laws?

There are reasons for those laws, maybe to keep kids in school til a certain age? Times are rough especially for people that haven't graduated highschool, even college kids for that matter. I'm not saying that you can't succeed if you haven't graduated, but that doesn't happen much too often especially in times like these.

kia345 · #75 02-10-2009, 07:57 PM

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Originally Posted by James

They may have access to it, but I'm pretty sure their parents would kick them in the ass for it without permission. It's not their money to spend.

No kid with access to SMS is going to be punished for using it, that's a risk the parents take when they buy them a phone and pay the bills for it.