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i've already paid for standard so its a non-issue for me, but the f2p content is already limited and for people who have kids and/or long hour jobs its a bit of a gut punch to get a server of ice tracks when you suck absolute ass at them, and you cant even finish the tracks even if you did enjoy that particular play style
and again im not exactly complaining about the f2p content but the fact that its more free to try than free to play
you can have fun in royale even if you're ♥♥♥♥
you can have fun in ranked despite being ♥♥♥♥ and being the same campaign maps
and you can have fun in any arcade track if you just want to go vroom and don't care about the style of track
however i don't and i think its rather obvious that most free to play players don't either and even if they did most f2p players aren't gonna be good enough to enjoy half the content being offered to its full extent
I can make the same statement and say that calling it a "trial" is deceptive because it does not match my understanding of the word. That doesn't make it a fact though and there will be people, like you for example, who find that an accurate term to use. Besides, I don't even see a contradiction here, call it a trial or whatever other name you want, doesn't change the fact that the free part of the game is there and how much of it is there. Whether you subjectively think it's not enough to enjoy the game is not relevant.
it is subjective but as i said in my previous statement i think its pretty obvious most free to play players fall into what i've described above. most new players don't have fun playing the same tracks 100 times to knock off an extra half second and they don't have fun playing play styles or modes they suck absolute ass at. its not free to play because it isn't, most the good content is locked behind a paywall and you get to try a piece of the game before deciding if you want to get to the juicy bits its like saying WoW is free to play because you get to level your character up to lvl 20 before you have to shell out money.
oh and edit: it's marketed as free to play so i personally see why people will feel deceived when most of it isn't. i wouldn't complain about the content, that wasn't the point of the post, just that some free to play payer's complaints are valid as the content offered is either too hard for new players or highly limited adding onto that free to try feeling
Because even if you pay you are gonna be back to free content if you stop paying, so another anticonsumer pseudoransom
but thats not the point. as you said it's not too challenging for most and new players def arent gonna be trying to author time every level just because their "doable", so they are only gonna spend so much time on the campaign before they move on.
Starter allows you to play: Campaign, Ranked, Arcade rooms. You also get the daily community track showcase, Track of the day.
The only main thing you do not get access is Cup of the Day, the 3x per day event, and access to the servers from the community.
But you can still play all the maps made by the community by downloading them from Trackmania Exchange. You will even compete for the WR on these.
There's nothing more to the game really, unless you want to make maps. Then you'll need to pay €10 to get the advanced editor.
Trackmania's only purpose is a competitiveness and it's built with that in mind.
you simply didn't understand what kind of game trackmania is. 100 maps for free per year is a lot when you think about the purpose of the game. Your mindset should focus on getting Author medals to begin with. Then getting a better rank.
When you get a subscription for 10€ (AAA racing games are 50-70 so that's between 5 years and 7 years of subcription). You get 1 map per day from the community. That's 365 additional maps + Every map from trackmania exchange.
There are not many games you will play for over a year and this subscription is not auto renewable so if you do'nt want to play anymore you just stop paying.
But, i guess we prefer screaming some nonsense instead of thinking logically.
if you had cared to read my initial statement i already addressed the issues with the 2 arcade rooms and the single campaign and ranked.
i'm pretty sure Trackmania's main attraction is its tracks.. i mean why don't you go get the WR in forza instead i'm sure ittle be just as fun.
also if you had cared to read what i have said in previous replies you would have known how useless everything after the 3rd paragraph was