they gave 7 days free to people below 50 read the site.
they gave 7 days free to people below 50 read the site.
Maybe you should read the site? They gave 7 days to former subscribers, regardless of level, it is for people who do not have an active account. If you have an active account without a 50 you do not get 7 days.In order to qualify for the seven (7) days of free*** gameplay, you must meet the following requirements:
You must have purchased the game and redeemed an official Game Product Registration Code at the Code Redemption Center.
You must have previously signed up for a recurring subscription using a valid payment method OR redeemed a Game Time Code. (This includes players in their first thirty (30) days of game time included with purchase of the game.)
You must currently have an inactive subscription.
You cannot have left the game in a banned status.
That is of course if you are not referring to the OP which was made before this and is an ongoing discussion without having read the rest of the discussion, then your answer is slightly more correct.
Last edited by Lathais; 2012-04-13 at 09:33 PM.
Looks like I made out pretty well:
I got a free week to test the waters.
I got a free month for resubbing by having at least a level 6 legacy level.
I'll get my tauntaun pet.
I bet the timings of quarterly reports can all out predict when giveaways will occur...
http://investor.ea.com/index.cfm
This one caught my eye: May 7th conference call
Fiscal year isn't the same as calander year. December/Holiday sales are in the 3rd quarter so that the next couple months of returns balance it, and then you still have the 4th quarter to make up losses. That's not exactly WHY it lines up that way, but I know that is part of it. I forgot the reason.
I could see it being a major source of net for BW, but not for EA anyway. EA is just too large and has its hands in too many things. While swtor certainly would be one of the newest, I don't see it being one of the largest for at least several years, assuming it gets to keep growing.
^ The above should be taken with two grains of salt and a fistful of "chill the F* out".
Regardless of the what the subscription numbers are when they come out, the minimum threshold for profitability is still being exceeded. That profitability will lead to more content, which will hopefully lead to more subscribers. Besides that, the addition of server transfers and maybe some mergers will really help the game.
THIS
Plus wasnt there a report from some EA financial guy pre release that said with 500k subs theyd be making a little money, with a million subs theyd be making tons of money.
now even the most ardent of TOR haters has to admit the subs arent going to go below those numbers, until they do no need to sweat earnings calls.
http://uk.gamespot.com/news/star-war...ers-ea-6297338
"We previously described to folks that 500,000 subscribers saw the game as substantially profitable, but it's not the kind of thing that we would write home about," he said. "[But] anything north of 1 million subscribers is a very profitable business."
Is the specific quote.
I wonder what freebies BW will roll out for 1.3. I unsubbed a month ago and am dying to know what I will get the next go around.
We already know that "loyalty bonuses" really apply to everyone who has ever leveled a toon up to level 50.
It looks like I'll be sent to the same mega-server as one of my coworkers, so that will be awesome on its own. I can't wait to use flashpoints as a means of leveling up after visiting the same boring planets for the third time.