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Yeah, this is a terrible game for the OP. He should stay away from this trash.
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His trash, our treasure. Why even bother to convince him otherwise? What next? Climate change is actually happening? Peace in the middle-east? All cats have fleas?
Just because you stuck-up snobs are willing to pay to avoid crying babies [who hate homosexuals yet are obsessed with having carnal knowledge of you] or monthly, weekly, daily and hourly cash-shop sales promotions doesn't meant the OP has to.
Did a cash shop kill your parents or something?
Seriously, after playing for a year, I've only spent a few dollars on the cash shop once for that broom mount I missed last year's halloween.
It's all about how willing you are to spend for pointless stuff like $140 for an emote and a bonus statue or $37 for a hat and an extra doll. Buy tickets for their online streams for in-game clothes. Then there's spending god knows what to attend their fanfests just to buy a book.
You're not exactly being a peach yourself.
Anyway, I'm sorry but the black and white claim that "Purchase + Sub + Micro = Bad" is just a farce. It's not like that. The Cash Shop in this game is mostly for services (like race change) and super cosmetics (like clothing dyes and outfits) as well as some mounts and minions.
The majority of what's found in the cash shop can be obtained in game in some way. For instance it sells a lot of seasonal rewards no longer available because the holiday has passed. If you think about it, a very appropriate response instead of eternally not allowing new players to get that stuff because they came into the game late. Nothing in the cash shop is P2W or gives you any type of special advantage. Some of the services, like race change, you're given 2-3 of the item that accomplishes that while you play for free, making the need to purchase that service something largely self inflicted.
Subscription Based MMOs trade a regular subscription fee for a larger amount of content developed between expansion packs, better service and support as well as a guaranteed quality to the servers you're playing on and overall gameplay experience.
It's not a matter of "any two is okay, three is bad", and simplifying it to that is somewhat immature and blinding oneself to more important, logical thinking. First of all, any MMO that follows the "only two of those, not three" ultimately suffers in some way. GW2 is a fun one shot experience, not requiring a sub fee, but ultimately it grows stale quickly and support for the game is absolutely terrible. The Old Republic has become a giant marketing tool to convince you to pay for microtransactions ever since the subscription fee became optional. I can go on.
FF14 is a Sub Based MMO that offers some microtransactions for stuff they never intended to actually be a part of the game, or things they never intended people to need constantly. It's offering additional services for a small fee, which is natural for any business to do.
Ignore the cash shop. You don't need it, there's no use for it to you, so it's not actually a factor in your decision unless you desperately need that horse or bird to fly around on. (You don't.)
Look at this as a subscription based MMORPG. And don't perscribe to the Jim Sterling "I've decided morality works only one way and reason won't sway me" mentality.
This. over and over and over and over...
Just like every other "F2P" rpg out there... or you can buy stuff to make you faster and stronger... lollll
So let us spend 100+++ bucks so I can be strong in less than a week in a game that has repetitive crap content OR pay 15 bucks a month for a game with a beyond HUGE amount of content that has no P2W whatsoever...
Guess people really are too poor for 15 bucks a month. Hell, my allowance in 1987 was 5 bucks a week.
They just don't understand the return it gives to spend that money. Most people I see complaining about subscription either don't know we get updates in solid intervals or think those updates will come out of nowhere, like no one has to be paid for things to be actually made.
@OP
The said "microtransactions" doesn't give you any edge over other players, its mostly cosmetics or early game experience boosts (which makes no difference, because they also gave boost in experience for all the players because of expansion).
Game isn't expensive, you're getting new content in solid update intervals, thats the difference between subscription and pay only once. In pay only once you will get the game you paid for and it'll most likely not get any new content without you having to pay for it (DLC, season pass). Subscription based games are constantly getting new content, people wouldn't pay for it otherwise.
Otherwise the ITER project won’t be happening
Maybe cheaper if in euro
But to many people in the world 15 USD is not cheap.