Capitalism 2 add-on price point
Posted: Sat Jul 31, 2010 9:17 am
Which way do you prefer Cap2 add-on to be released?
However, I would be happy to pay online and download. I can't imagine file size would be an issue.
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Re: Capitalism 2 add-on price point
Posted: Sat Jul 31, 2010 9:32 am
I would prefer a nice shiny box full of printed materials, wallcharts and so on.
However, I would be happy to pay online and download. I can't imagine file size would be an issue.
However, I would be happy to pay online and download. I can't imagine file size would be an issue.
Re: Capitalism 2 add-on price point
Posted: Sat Jul 31, 2010 12:11 pm
how about some videos of products actually being made etc. so if i was in my factory and it was making cars i could click on a button and it would show a video of a car actually being made in a facotry etc. again would be very good for lessons. i would be willing to pay alot more if it had these type of features in it as well. someone mentioned about having charts and being in a box it would look better so id probs perfer that as well.
Re: Capitalism 2 add-on price point
Posted: Sat Jul 31, 2010 2:12 pm
I voted "a lower price point" as I play Capitalism 2 by myself, so I don't care for multiplayer support.
However, I would gladly pay an extra 5 $ if that means a thorough overhaul of the AI.
However, I would gladly pay an extra 5 $ if that means a thorough overhaul of the AI.
Re: Capitalism 2 add-on price point
Posted: Sat Jul 31, 2010 3:19 pm
I do enjoy a nice box, but if a downloadable version costs less I'd go for that.
I like Blizzard and Valve's way of doing this where I can buy the boxed version (strangely it's often cheaper than the download-only version), register the serial key on their site and get access to the downloadable version (in case I lose or break the original or I'm at a LAN party and forgot to bring the disc).
I like Blizzard and Valve's way of doing this where I can buy the boxed version (strangely it's often cheaper than the download-only version), register the serial key on their site and get access to the downloadable version (in case I lose or break the original or I'm at a LAN party and forgot to bring the disc).
Re: Capitalism 2 add-on price point
Posted: Thu Aug 05, 2010 1:19 am
I don't care about downloads vs. box. I don't even care about multi-player support. But, I would like to see a release with enough features to be a release we can all be proud of. For that, I'd be willing to pay $15 for it (even if it does have to be downloaded).
Thanks.
Andy
Thanks.
Andy
Re: Capitalism 2 add-on price point
Posted: Fri Aug 06, 2010 4:49 am
15 bucks is good price point ....dont need a multiplayer prefer a better ai ..... digital download through impulse or steam would be good too in game manual is fine just want a really good simulation game they dont make them any more all you find now is grahphics based game and not gameplay
Re: Capitalism 2 add-on price point
Posted: Wed Aug 18, 2010 3:32 am
im at 05.
redo AI
give us more
Multiplayer is not huge on the list.
redo AI
give us more
Multiplayer is not huge on the list.
Re: Capitalism 2 add-on price point
Posted: Tue Sep 21, 2010 3:41 am
I'm in for whatever it costs to fix the existing bugs and add as many features as practical. This is the BEST business game I have ever played in my life. And I have searched a lot!
Re: Capitalism 2 add-on price point
Posted: Mon Sep 27, 2010 11:31 am
Another late vote for "a lower price point (around $10) + more new features + no multiplayer support" as I don't care for a Capitalism II multiplayer.
True, it would be much more challenging than the current AI but on the other hand it would require a lot of re-balancing, much more than for the single player game.
As an example, if the current rules were kept, most people would rush to manufacture beds and the likes as this requires little investment, has a sizeable market and nice profit margin. After players have access to more R&D and cash, they'd all move on to pharmaceuticals while farming and plenty of other products would be largely ignored.
Regarding pricing, be careful that the add-on doesn't look too expensive compared to the original game, as that's been sold for almost dumping prices over the past few years (e.g. on Impulse)
True, it would be much more challenging than the current AI but on the other hand it would require a lot of re-balancing, much more than for the single player game.
As an example, if the current rules were kept, most people would rush to manufacture beds and the likes as this requires little investment, has a sizeable market and nice profit margin. After players have access to more R&D and cash, they'd all move on to pharmaceuticals while farming and plenty of other products would be largely ignored.
Regarding pricing, be careful that the add-on doesn't look too expensive compared to the original game, as that's been sold for almost dumping prices over the past few years (e.g. on Impulse)