Are you guys having fun?
Дата: 16.07.2019 21:34:09
Gkirmathal, on 16 July 2019 - 06:11 PM, said: That's a bold statement, for a red ribboned opinion
So is this a universal truth in the
whole free to play game publishing industry? Or is it just just a
design philosophy of many, and in the end a choice how the product
is designed and monetized by a publisher? The statement of
the need for frustration to monetize something, can actually also
be reversed (less frustration > more inclination to pay in a
product) and TBH it would make the same amount of sense from a
philosophy, design, monetization and thus a business perspective.
Wouldn't you say?eekeeboo: This is a general universal truth for any free-to-play game.
Encourage people to pay and play. Make the game enjoyable. But make
sure you give a purpose for those paying, otherwise.... why would
people pay? For instance you can earn the more credits
with premium account, or play lots of battles at low and mid tiers.
One situation is frustrating for some players, but good incentive
to buy premium time. If you have no benefit from your
premium content, less people are likely to purchase it in the long
run. That's the balance to create from your sentence and why you
can still play this game as a free to play player completely OK,
but life becomes a little easier and you grind a little faster as a
paying customer 
Are you guys having fun?