Which is looking mightly nice. 
Lock-in. Once you've ground for a while, there's a sense that you're walking away from an investment if you quit.varmint wrote:Level'n is a side effect of our games not the main focus, never has never will
Yes. Affordable and probably in-line with Xbox & PSN, and not necessarily subscription based (like Guildwars is expansion, not subscription based). We may entertain the in-game item sales model. Just a thought.rogerborg wrote:
Lock-in. Once you've ground for a while, there's a sense that you're walking away from an investment if you quit.
That said, it only makes sense for games with a subscription (or for Progress Quest).
Do you have a revenue model in mind for Krabbits?
so sometime before then. We're starting initial testing soon. Any one interested in testing feel free to send me an emailFuzzYspo0N wrote:varmint knows my views. but i like
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Hmmm... Ninja Krabbits... Battle Ninja Krabbits Online... Extreme Ninja Battle Krabbits Online...rogerborg wrote:Needs "science ninja squad" in there somewhere, surely?
I think 'free' is pretty much the most you can expect to charge now, unless you have a marketing budget big enough to buy some fawning reviews.
Do you see the premium content as being more visual pimping, or actual functional enhancements?
Each title we release is a piece of KrabbitWorld, so we could always use KrabbitWorld in the title. somewhere in your glossary. That'll be a big challenge to balance. You'll need to make the enhancements compelling enough that they'll be purchased, but not so effective that being constantly owned will disenchant freeloaders before they become paying players.krabbo wrote:Absolutely functional. And pretty.Rogerborg wrote:Do you see the premium content as being more visual pimping, or actual functional enhancements?
I like KrabbitWorld: Battle Angels Onlinevarmint wrote:Couple thoughts... Since we're building KrabbitWorld one piece at a time, which is alot of work for the two of us
In the history of KrabbitWorld there is the KaRa, the map of existence. Existence consists of 7 realms. To know more listen to the intro mp3 on http://shadow.krabbit.com/varmint/ .. So based on those two things came up with
KrabbitWorld: Realm Warriors
KrabbitWorld: Battle Angels
This first game is about, the first two characters. Kria and Teella. As well you must learn to bond with your symbiotic weapon.
http://shadow.krabbit.com/varmint/prysyllia_render.jpg
http://shadow.krabbit.com/varmint/kruci_render.png
As we release new characters.. new adventures and story content will be added. As you play the game, you can play from different characters perspectives.
Ideas, suggestions welcome
Thx
The project is a challenge, given it's scope and limited resources.rogerborg wrote:That'll be a big challenge to balance. You'll need to make the enhancements compelling enough that they'll be purchased, but not so effective that being constantly owned will disenchant freeloaders before they become paying players.krabbo wrote:Absolutely functional. And pretty.Rogerborg wrote:Do you see the premium content as being more visual pimping, or actual functional enhancements?
Have you considered zoning the game world to provide a noob area where players can fight each other without being ganked by elites?
Of course, then you've got the problem of keeping the elite areas populated so that paying players actually get to the enjoy the benefits of their purchases.
That's why I was (edging towards) suggesting that premium content could just be different to free content, not necessarily markedly superior in a functional sense.
