Well... There is downsides and upsides...
But they could make maybe like... ...
More avatars, but you need to buy them for a small amount of cash and then pople could trade them.
Avatars are not hard to make, can be sold just for people wanting to have something to collect on. :o
And they could invent titles... and to the same. O_O
Just text and pictures don't cost so much money. :D
But they could make maybe like... ...
More avatars, but you need to buy them for a small amount of cash and then pople could trade them.
Avatars are not hard to make, can be sold just for people wanting to have something to collect on. :o
And they could invent titles... and to the same. O_O
Just text and pictures don't cost so much money. :D
Thanks to jhoijhoi, Brynolf, Jeffy40hands, Samoh, MissMaw, Vavena, Koksei and The-Nameless-Bard for my signs
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Diesel wrote:
Trading skins would be good for the community but bad for business. With the amount of money they're making on people buying skins for themselves, why on Earth would they change the way they do business if it's making them a powerhouse developing studio?
So they could pull a Valve and actually have their customers like them as a company? Riot doesn't really have much customer loyalty past "oh well I already bought 5 skins, why would I want to switch mobas if I don't get that money back", and if they plan on actually sticking around as a dev/pub house they're going to need to start creating some brand loyalty. Things like this would be great ways to do it.
example1013 wrote:
and if they plan on actually sticking around as a dev/pub house they're going to need to start creating some brand loyalty. Things like this would be great ways to do it.
It would, but they won't do it. That's like EA saying it'll give it's developing studios artistic freedom.
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