For Guild Wars 2 on the PC, a GameFAQs message board topic titled "Would you still play this with a Monthly fee?" - Page 3.
Monthly Fee & Alternatives . To increase the game's income, a monthly fee should be introduced to improve the amount of content that is introduced into the game, as well as funding current improvements to GW1. An alternative to this is to keep the game Subscription fRee but introduce advertisements into the game or on the main login screen
For Guild Wars 2 on the PC, a GameFAQs message board topic titled "Would you keep playing GW2 if they added a subscription fee?". - publisher and developer of Thorns™ The new infographic from open world players who purchase Heart of Guild Wars 2 across Europe and North America.World (WvW) scenes. The expansion marks a couple of additional firsts for Guild Wars 2 , introducing Guild Halls where guilds and groups of players can claim and customise a piece of the game world, and setting the stage for players to develop
For Guild Wars 2 on the PC, a GameFAQs message board topic titled "Would you want this game if it had a Monthly fee?" - Page 4.
quite simple, gw1 was NOTHING like gw2 in terms of how the servers are set up. it did the instanced stuff due to limitations, now gw2 uses a mega server type of set up where servers only matter in pvp.
For Guild Wars 2 on the PC, a GameFAQs message board topic titled "Cash shop vs Monthly Fee" - Page 2.
Guild Wars 2 is a free-to-play, The lack of a monthly subscription fee only sweetens the deal." GamesRadar's Hollander Cooper wrote in his review, "Everything a Exactly why I switched to GW2 after years of trying to keep up with ESO. Take a break from ESO and your guilds kick you so you can't sell anything, you spend weeks trying to figure out the new combat system (it's always changing), there are a million new expansions to buy. For Guild Wars 2 on the PC, a GameFAQs message board topic titled "So if this is not going to have a monthly fee". @Ohoni.6057 said:I appreciate that GW2 is sub-free, but I would be willing to pay a relatively small monthly sub (more in the $5 range) for some reasonable perks. Some of your ideas there sound good, but many would be a bad idea.
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