why is it only tf2/valve gets it how it’s suppose to be done?
NO SHAREHOLDERS.
I find LoL to be the best, reason is simple, each 2 weeks ( I think, when i was playing ) it would rotate summoners, so that ment for a f2p player it never gets boring, and ibefore you know it your maxed with plenty of IP to spend. As bonus, you can pay to increase time, while still enjoying summoner rotations. Win Win.
hmm, only if you like the rotation-stuff 
when i started with LoL, Kayle was in the rotation (and had a discount). after a few matches i had the money and bought her. i usually don’t use any other champion xD
why is it only tf2/valve gets it how it’s suppose to be done?
NO SHAREHOLDERS.
becouse they stil make games for gamers
not games for greed
2.1: 79p - it’s a magic number!
79p. £0.79. A trivial amount of money, but by the Gods is it easy to spend!
79p is, by and large, the reason apple gained a dominant market share in the music industry. The idea that a CD could be broken into individual tracks and sold for pocket change was a revelation, and consumers flocked to it.
One thing I noticed in browsing Star Conflict is that it doesn’t feel easy to make such a reckless purchase. I have to buy tokens by the thousands, yet I can spend them in 10s or 20s. That is a barrier of sorts - and it’s a barrier I am never happy about crossing. When you ask me for £10, or £20 or, Gods forbid, even more than that in a free to play game I become suspect. When you ask me for £1.00, or £0.50, I am not so concerned.
Believe it or not, I think you could make good money by flogging cosmetics on the cheap. Charge pennies for a decal, or an alternate paint scheme. Charge pennies for the ability to change the colour of our laser beams. Charge pennies for the ability to customise our hanger area. Charge pennies, and people will spend pounds.
Frivolous, impulse spending is a good source of income. The more expensive you make it for me to do something stupid like paint my ship turquoise and apply garrish pink flames to it, the less likely I am to do it in the first place. That’s a lost sale. Yes, you have probably been very nice to me and I would, days later, wonder why I wasted £1.50 on doing that, but here’s the kicker - that’s £1.50 you never earned!
I implore you, Star Conflict, to make your content cheap and easy to buy. £9.99 is a whole new game, so why should I pay that on a trivial upgrade to yours? But £0.99 is a soft drink or a chocolate bar; an amount I can spend on the fly without regret.
Section 2.1 was brilliant.