r/Scrolls•
RightWing

DAE hate the shitty 'freemium' model they seem to want?

Posted Mar 3, 2011, 1:42 AM UTC

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NoahTheDuke•

DAE hate the shitty 'freemium' model they seem to want?

No.

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perfectriot•

When I heard about it, the first thing I thought was that it would be without booster packs. Something you buy and you have everything. You have to get the best set up and tactics. So the ones with the best tactic would win, not the one with the best booster packs.

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[deleted]•

It seems to be the general consensus that no one wants this method of payment.

If no one wants it, then they will undoubtedly do something different. Only time will tell.

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SupremoPete•

Hmm, will have to wait and see what happens with this. Not a massive fan of micro transaction stuff after I bought a game

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Cameron_D•

Then don't play Scrolls. Problem solved.

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Miclee•

You really don't see the point of it. You buy an entire 'spellbook', which I'm assuming would be very large and sized sort of like an expansion. Each spellbook is full of scrolls.

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zifnabxar•

I'm not sure what this model is. Can anyone explain this to me?

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itsarabbit•

The cards will be semi-random and you can trade cards to get what you want. if they balance it fine, you should be okay. Not to mention that you will be able to get cards in other ways, I think through single player?

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juanquesto•

I wish it were something akin to Dominion. Buy a whole expansion carte blanche and get all the cards. You could choose which expansions you would want to buy instead of getting random cards in packs.

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SCombinator•

Sounds about right.

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wilhelmsupreme•

It all depends on the pricing. The $3.99 for 15 random cards is unreasonably expensive for digital cards. At $.99 I'd be buying packs all the time (if Scrolls is as fun as MTG that is).

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yousername•

Indonrmn Thant so

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Tarlicus•

No one else think that they could be refering to ingame money?

I just get this feeling seeing as there is a single player bit.

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nopejustyou•

Nope Just you.

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