Roadmap of the Capitalism series

General discussions about the release versions of Capitalism Lab

Which pricing model of Capitalism Lab do you prefer?

$19.99 list price. Occasionally with 50% discount to $9.99. Newer versions have to be purchased separately.
22
56%
Subscription model: $9.99 annual subscription fee. Free upgrades to newer versions with subscriptions.
7
18%
Both of the above options sound too expensive to me.
7
18%
Other options (please post your suggestions)
3
8%
 
Total votes: 39

mariuan_pl
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Joined: Sat Jun 16, 2012 6:30 pm

Re: Roadmap of the Capitalism series

Post by mariuan_pl »

There is just some modification of game from 2001.
Modifications for newest games on steam reach the 9.99€ on DLC, you declare

If you set up 50% higher prise you can't thing about large demand, simply like on capitalism ;p
Right. There will be 10-20 biggest fans of that on forum.
I'm on it too. But i will play on multiplayer. Without another players , will be not a fun.
Lordprotector
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Posts: 15
Joined: Fri Jun 29, 2012 12:04 pm

Re: Roadmap of the Capitalism series

Post by Lordprotector »

In my opinion it would be a good business step to advertise it as a reload of capitalism 2 and streamline the interface with new graphics and improved features. I think a list price of 19.99 $ and a discount prive of 15.99 $ is good for me. I would support a annual subscription model for a continuing developement and enhancment of the game / graphics.

I don't play on facebook and i would not play cap 2 or other games there.
I really don't know how much effort it is to get cap 2 into facebook but the social games there are mostly free to play and you can buy ingame stuff and bother your friends with invites to visit your game and fullfill some jopbs for you, for example clean the toilets of your factories and get some points from it to buy a coal mine in their own game. Then you can buy a toilet cleaner package for 5 $ from enlight to have your workers be happy without visits of your friends who ignore the invitations since the second invite. :oops: :roll:

No offense i just have no idea how it could work on the long run!!!
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