WoW, a very good mmo, has minimum subscription a month. No plans for a lower time?
Searching for a good mmo with minimum subscription some hours?
Say what now?
Unless they changed it, WoW still has hourly subscriptions for places like China and possibly Korea.
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I mean, sure...let's make a subscription that's billed monthly but based on the hours you spend. Or, like a prepaid; pay in 20€, and it is spent according to the time you spend in the game.
So, WoW, for example, at it's most expensive, is 12,99€/month. Let's use 30 days, to make it simpler. That's 12,99/30/24 for an hourly rate. So, 1,8 euro cents per hour. Feel free to point out any game that has hourly rates that cheap.
As far as I know, there's no such thing as an "hourly rate" in any MMO. Some are free to play with monthly subscription options, but all require a 30 day commitment if you want to pay.
Let the seedy hotels next to strip clubs keep the market cornered on "hourly rates".
There are plenty of B2P or F2P options available.
So interesting that you'd search for an MMO not based on its content, end-game, community or graphics, but on how little time you can stay subscribed.
Stick to free-to-play MMOs if you can't commit to $15 a month is what I'd say.
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Make account on chinese wow servers.
You can easily pay 12,99€ or $15 for a movie (maybe with some popcorn), at least if it's 3D, and that's 1-2 hours. As said, for that price, you get 720-744 hours (except on February) of access to WoW, and that's just an example, but the prices don't vary that much with other games. If that's too steep for you then I suppose you should prioritize other things than entertainment.
I feel that when I say 15 for 1000 hours I was understood 1000 consecutive hours.
Ok, next proposal, example copied from mobile internet, of course only the idea, not word by word.
15$ for 150 hours or 1 month, whichever comes first. I think this plan is a good idea.
Of course my vote goes to 15$ for 150 hours and no time limit, finished when the user consumes the hours in 1 or 2 months, for example.