Just an opinion

[kenji91]

What you don't understand is the difference between casual players and free players who "actually play the game" but can't afford to spend or has no plan to spend. I never said abandon the free players. What I'm trying to say is that this game doesn't need to focus on another fix that will motivate casual gamer/player because it's like sitting on a time bomb, you don't know how long these people will stay because sooner or later these people will leave. It's pointless. If a guy is a casual gamer looking for casual game then I'm sorry to tell him that ROHAN is not a casual game, it's a MMORPG. I'm aware of the fact that free players has the possibility to spend if the game gives them satisfaction, but thanks for the reminder. With the state of ROHAN I don't see playwith making a move on these casual players because as i said earlier this is not about potential income. And ROHAN is not a casual game. I mean no hate. Good day to you as well.

Let's put it like this....Rohan is never gonna be the game that some random casual player finds online and just start playing cause he likes it, and it's NOT suppose to be either, the majority of todays rohan players are either players who have no problem spending money on the game to keep up or oldschool fans who wanna try the game again, And as you said " With the state of ROHAN I don't see playwith making a move on these casual players because as i said earlier this is not about potential income #

This is why i stated that there is no point in even trying to reach the Gm's for anything and i agree with you 100% on that one.

I just brought out some facts to why BOTH free and casual players will leave within 1 month or even less after they start playing Rohan, I am well aware that my post about how to " fix " the game is just a big waste, Since there is no profit in making the game better for free or casual player, but at the same time, this is also the reason why the game is gonna have 50% of it's population removed the day all servers got atleast 4 people at +50 with +18 accs and onyx, But i guess when that time comes they will be forced to merge the servers together to keep whatever little population is left and thats something i am actually looking forward to

[PenguinJoe]

Let's put it like this....Rohan is never gonna be the game that some random casual player finds online and just start playing cause he likes it, and it's NOT suppose to be either, the majority of todays rohan players are either players who have no problem spending money on the game to keep up or oldschool fans who wanna try the game again, And as you said " With the state of ROHAN I don't see playwith making a move on these casual players because as i said earlier this is not about potential income #

This is why i stated that there is no point in even trying to reach the Gm's for anything and i agree with you 100% on that one.

I just brought out some facts to why BOTH free and casual players will leave within 1 month or even less after they start playing Rohan, I am well aware that my post about how to " fix " the game is just a big waste, Since there is no profit in making the game better for free or casual player, but at the same time, this is also the reason why the game is gonna have 50% of it's population removed the day all servers got atleast 4 people at +50 with +18 accs and onyx, But i guess when that time comes they will be forced to merge the servers together to keep whatever little population is left and thats something i am actually looking forward to

For the casual player Rohan leaves a lot to be desired. Part of the reason for this is that is possible to BUY your way to winning in this game.

Most MMORPGS do not offer things in their shops to power yourself up against other players like stat building accessories, special high power weapons or pets that enhance attack power. Anything that can enhance your competitive power can be found or made in the game itself if you work hard enough or buy from other players. The game makes its money off of selling things that affect appearance, loot capacity, speed leveling or enhance gathering. 95% of games that offer PvP do not directly sell items that can make you more powerful than a non-paying player.

R.O.H.A.N. from day one has offered items exclusively in its online store that can make you more competitive against other players.

That in itself has been the thing that drives beginning, players or those with limited cash budgets away. In order to be competitive here over the long term, you have to spend real money. Lots of it.

on the plus side - how many games do you know of where you can create and level a character, then sell that character to other players LEGALLY? I do not know of a single one other than Rohan. That in itself is a major plus for those that are more casual or new gamers that come here.