So glad I split my purchases... Bought 3x at 30k, and now can buy the rest when it bottoms out.
My bet is that we're seeing a pendulum effect from the 10/account cap, and that the price will stabilize around 25k long term.
There was a huge demand over supply at the start (lots of people buying 10 for the month relative to people selling), but long term people won't be buying 10 at once, but will probably space it out.
I was hoping I could make some gold off the token, looks like i'll rather do it the other way around and get some game time for real cheap.
Curious to what the listing price is currently and how close it tracks to the buy price. Can anyone answer? I can't find a tracker online for the gold the seller gets.
I think people here are forgetting that the average WoW player doesn't have tons of gold. 30k gold is a lot of gold to most players. The price will fall. I was surprised they released the token at 30k to be honest, thought it was too high. Also a month is $15, so regardless of the price of the token, the people who are paying the gold want to pay the equivalence of a month's game time in gold, not the dollar value of a token on the Blizzard store. The token will drop below 20k soon and then will jump back up a bit once people start buying again. I don't imagine it'll settle too far from the 20k mark.
I'm curious how high will the number of subscriptions grow for the next investor's earnings call
I have enough of EA ruining great franchises and studios, forcing DRM and Origin on their games, releasing incomplete games only to sell day-1 DLCs or spill dozens of DLCs, and then saying it, and microtransactions, is what players want, stopping players from giving EA games poor reviews, as well as deflecting complaints with cheap PR tricks.
I'm not going to buy any game by EA as long as they continue those practices.
I have enough of EA ruining great franchises and studios, forcing DRM and Origin on their games, releasing incomplete games only to sell day-1 DLCs or spill dozens of DLCs, and then saying it, and microtransactions, is what players want, stopping players from giving EA games poor reviews, as well as deflecting complaints with cheap PR tricks.
I'm not going to buy any game by EA as long as they continue those practices.
The Elder-WoW-Internet-Council predict it was supposed to be 55k at the end of the day.
(Another failed prediction)
Anyway, I bought 3 tokens at 31k ..... and I still have 800k on my account
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I have enough of EA ruining great franchises and studios, forcing DRM and Origin on their games, releasing incomplete games only to sell day-1 DLCs or spill dozens of DLCs, and then saying it, and microtransactions, is what players want, stopping players from giving EA games poor reviews, as well as deflecting complaints with cheap PR tricks.
I'm not going to buy any game by EA as long as they continue those practices.
Look at it this way (I'm sure this has been said before but 53 pages.... nope, not reading them all): $20 is about an hours worth of work for most of us. Personally, and not bragging just using figures, I earn the equivalent of $25 an hour, can I make 20-30k gold in an hours play? Possibly playing the AH and selling enchants around raid time each night but it's a complete ball ache. Or could I just work an extra hour, buy a token and get some easy money?
It obviously comes down to what you earn and what you're time is worth to you.
It's like you guys don't know the WoW AH.
The undercutters will screw up your prices
You earn 25$/h doing a job which is a job, can be hard or annoying but you do it to make a living. Game is supposed to be for fun not everyone would want to waste money on games just because one hour of work is worth 10 hours of game play gold gain. The hours spent on game is not a job that you may want to compensate using real world job hours.
yeah.. you have a point. remember not long ago there was this infographic that showed how many people killed certain bosses in even just LFR? yeah, it showed that big chunk of WoW population dont raid, not even LFR. if this wasnt shown to me i would swear everyone raid, i mean, all my friends raid all my guild mates raid... and raiding is the end game Blizz is giving us, so why not to assume everyone doing it at least to some degree(lfr)? its weird but yeah you right, we kind of minority and cant make predictions based on that.
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