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Topic	Final Fantasy XIV officially becomes the most successful game in the franchise.
Mac Arrowny 10/13/21 2:05:27 PM #48:	UshiromiyaEva posted... Indeed. If an MMO is being well supported it's going to be more difficult to turn profit, not less. This being subscription MMO makes this a more impressive feat. Or you can do the WoW thing and sell gold. That's totally backwards. Ongoing games and subscription services are way more popular than one and done entries. They're definitely spending money on it yearly, but they're also saving money by keeping the same characters and engine and such. If you have a million people paying $15/month subscription, that's the same as four million people buying a $60 game in a year and their best-selling regular game only sold like eight million copies. --- All the stars in the sky are waiting for you. <cite>Mac Arrowny posted [p:958995138] in Final Fant... [t:79708843]...</cite> <quote>UshiromiyaEva posted...</cite> <quote>Indeed. If an MMO is being well supported it's going to be more difficult to turn profit, not less. This being subscription MMO makes this a more impressive feat. Or you can do the WoW thing and sell gold. </quote> That's totally backwards. Ongoing games and subscription services are way more popular than one and done entries. They're definitely spending money on it yearly, but they're also saving money by keeping the same characters and engine and such. If you have a million people paying $15/month subscription, that's the same as four million people buying a $60 game in a year and their best-selling regular game only sold like eight million copies. --- All the stars in the sky are waiting for you.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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