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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
11-29-2010 @ 8:44PM
ScorpioProX said...
Yes, if ppl keep running to the shop there will be less and less in game for free. (Or monthly fee). Why give stuff away for free when you can ask money for it.
And I can’t blame them, hey it works, but I do blame you! The player that runs to the store and buys it.
Think for a second! ...you done? Ok... still not convinced hu…
well this year it’s no anniversary pet and yes I know there excuse for it not being there and yes they don’t have to do it at all!
But the fact is they did do it before and they don’t do it now. And about 6th year not being special what’s was so special about the 4th?
So plz don’t buy a pet or anything from the pet shop at all and if you want to support a good cause you still can and have money to spare.
THNx.
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11-30-2010 @ 4:21AM
Zapwidget said...
"Yes, if ppl keep running to the shop there will be less and less in game for free."
Oddly enough, the last time I got something for free in WoW was during a 10 day period a few years ago.
Now let's see, this month we had 2 pets added to the pet shop, and 4, as in twice as many, added as quest rewards.
Also, the 4th year was the 1st year we had achievements. The 5th year was the 5th year. The 6th year, well, yeah, in 4 more years it will be a landmark year.
11-30-2010 @ 4:38AM
Pamoya said...
The last time I got something free from Blizzard was just last week, when they released a massive free content patch with thousands of quests and new zones. I have absolutely no problem if they want to suck money out of people for pets and then invest it into a better game experience for everyone.
11-30-2010 @ 10:18AM
Karilyn said...
I don't suppose you've noticed, but the cash store pets are a much higher quality than pets put ingame. They have a higher poly count, more detailed texture, and at least one unique animations which had to be custom made for the pet.
Blizzard spent an extra special amount of development time on each of these pets, in ways they would not normally spend on making a anniversary pet. The reason they spend the extra development time, is so that lots of people buy them, and they can put that money back into paying more employees to improve the game.
It's all a circle, which all comes back to benefiting the players, even if you don't buy the pet yourself.