Is HTC Investing enough in the game?

[Bruv119]

I see HTC as a service provider in a market place and I dont know how unique or not their product is. Without HTC there would be less competition and you have to appreciate and value that. You can only judge whether they offer good value for money against what else is available in the market.   

Their product is the best massively multiplayer WW2 air combat game.  New updates or features will only maintain that title,  most people acknowledge this and get on with playing the game.

The subscription cost is your right to play online at Htc's servers on a month by month basis and to interact with everyone else.  If you never had a sub and just played offline missions and kept up to date with the latest version.  You will essentially have a totally FREE WW2 game how cool is that for value for money.

[NoBaddy]

For me - real life has taken over, have a few relatives that have lost their jobs, my stick broke and i just am not in the mood to play, just seems kind of weird to play now while all this trickle down economics is happening. I haven't cancelled my account, just waiting for the addictive urge to kick in again.

NwBie

You are missed, Brudda. Hope your RL situation improve in the near future. 

[mechanic]

LOL!  Hardly.  The abuse you see in these forums is just a drop in the bucket the large MMO's experience in their official forums.


ack-ack

i stated 'that i have seen' and that is not many. I have experienced a forum and company that dealt with their customers like scum and banned me just for saying i didnt think banners in sig lines were all that hot. You remember warrock?

[Tr1gg22]

Great game, great staff, great community leaders (Trainers and many CMs), and an ungrateful community.

Slurp slurp

[mechanic]

lookin jealous trigg