It’s not something that venture capitalists are going to flock to. CSE will offer a subscription version of the Game when it exits the final stage of Beta Testing. You get one DIGITAL COPY OF Camelot Unchained (all copies of Camelot Unchained come with at least a one month subscription) + OFFICIAL THANK YOU from all of us at CSE + REALM BUILDER HONOR + IN-GAME BADGE OF PIONEER + FIVE FOUNDER’S POINTS for buyers of March On Oz. It’s for a specific audience that we’re going to give exactly what they want. Hey, being early to the party gets you a special deal, such as this limited availability tier. It’s just another model and people will see that in a few years. Treating free-to-play like it’s the reign of Sauron is ridiculous. The industry is always changing to accommodate for new models. We’ll definitely be using the subscription model. Will Camelot Unchained be free-to-play? Subscription based?

With RvR things are more fluid and interesting there are many different outcomes to any given situation. In PvE endgame raids, players either wipe because they screwed up some aspect of the fight or they don’t have good enough gear, or they win. The progression here is RvR focused, so players will be upgrading in the same fashion – but through RvR interactions. If you look at the PvE paradigm, you keep beating up bigger monsters for bigger loot. So in a game like Camelot Unchained, what’s the endgame? And they’ll be trying to get resources from the competition. Camelot Unchained Pledge now Updates The War Three Realms in one persistent, massive, open-world sandbox environment, with towns and cities built almost entirely by the players. Players are going to have to actually build a world from the ground up. As the guy who coined the term RvR, I think that by keeping that the absolute focus will create a very different experience, and one that a niche audience is looking for. To put it simply - Camelot Unchained has no PvE. I’ve been making online games for my entire career and I see a real opportunity here for a niche game. I agree, this is possibly the most difficult time to develop a MMORPG. Why a MMORPG? There’s a lot of competition. But it will have a dedicated team and playerbase that love RvR. Camelot Unchained won’t be “The One Ring”. We’re willing to do things other developers can’t or won’t do because of corporate interests.

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