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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
11-02-2011 @ 11:15PM
WaterRouge said...
Just some information to consider: You're paying a month's worth, twelve times indefinitely. Once you sign up for this contract you are legally bound to pay blizzard nearly nearly $200 (for Americans). I'm not arguing that you shouldn't do it, if you're financially sound then by all means. Just don't invest in this if you have any doubt you won't be able to pay one month.
Personally, I would rush to sign up for the annual pass. I would love free D3 and another sparkle pony. The problem is as a college student will I really be able to maintain $16.16 twelve times when I am currently unemployed? Will I be able to enjoy all twelve of the months that I'm paying for? Sure I'll have Diablo 3 but that doesn't have a release date yet.
Again, make your own decision. I just hate for thousands of people to jump on the annual pass just because of the deals therein, which is exactly what Blizzard wants.
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11-03-2011 @ 1:04AM
Skarn said...
Absolutely agree. A lot can happen in a year, if you're not certain of your financial situation, don't sign up for this.
11-03-2011 @ 1:38AM
Noyou said...
It's worth noting that there is zero downside to this. If you sign up and don't pay for a month, all you lose is the ability to play diablo 3 and use your pony- which were FREE to begin with. So if it gets to the point where you want to take a break- u can take it, no financial ramifications. Just no more free stuff.
11-03-2011 @ 4:32AM
Artificial said...
Hmmph. If you know you're not going to be cancelling within the next year (and you do know that if you sign up for the annual pass), then it'd be silly to not take advanage of the $12.99 per month rate you get when you buy six months at a time. So, you're committing to pay at least $155.88, not "nearly $200". If you choose to pay more than that, that's fine, but that's all you're committed to. If you were likely to keep subscribed most of that time anyhow, but were paying month-to-month for the flexibility, what you've committed to is actually saving you money, even without considering the value of the extras.
11-03-2011 @ 10:49AM
bluespacecow said...
I like to think of it as a mobile contract.