26 thoughts on “Reminder: Annual All Access Purchased Last August Renewing Soon

    1. That’s sort of what I was thinking too. No doubt they hope folks automatically re-up their accounts in August at full price, offer a discount in September for those who didn’t.

  1. Hard to go into huge detail without breaking commentary rules and making it TL;DR. I’ll keep it simple:

    Don’t let Daybreak trick you out of your money. Cancel now before you get charged full price.

  2. I will fully consider leaving EQ2 this year after playing this wonderful game since day 1. Saddens me to see what DBG has done. The yearly sale was one of the few things they did right.

    1. >i just dont really play enough now to justify full price

      Thats back to front. Why get a subscription for a year when you wont be playing for a lot of the time it covers. Just pay the months you *do* play.

      1. I hadnt played for a couple of years,the deal last year was worth a punt,it failed to engage me enough to pay again at full price,no mystery the game now,sadly just isnt good enough to warrant a monthly sub.

  3. I wouldn’t ever pay a monthly fee for what this game is offering right now. Especially when there’s numerous other games that offer far better updates and service without a monthly fee.

      1. I wasn’t actually talking about MMOs, I haven’t really played MMOs in a long time honestly. The genre just doesn’t hold my interest anymore. (EQ2 is the only one I would play and right now Daybreak has irritated me into not playing it – again)

        I know maybe it’s not fair to compare EQ2 to a game like Overwatch, but it’s such a shocking value difference. I paid $40 total for Overwatch, and I get huge updates every month and a dev team that interacts with the community and obviously cares about the game. EQ2 tries to charge $40 a year, plus a $15 a month fee for a game that is lucky to get two big updates a year – and developers that don’t interact with the community and seem like they couldn’t care less about the game.

  4. I’m not leaving either and will remain a paid subscriber. IMO…There’s still more to like than dislike and I still enjoy the game most of the time. Devs pretty much killed my alts so no reason to have a second account full of alts.

    1. I’m in the same boat. I have extra accounts too and it’s becoming less and less worth it to use them. I wont be getting the new xpac on them by default as I have in the past.

  5. The answer is, “No yearly discount.”

    http://archive.is/ZHqlx
    https://forums.daybreakgames.com/eq2/index.php?threads/when-will-they-announce-the-new-xpac.580798/
    September 14 2017
    “In Discord Devs said not to expect a discount on year subs, but it wasn’t a ‘for sure’ thing, more an off the cuff comment.”

    “”What won’t Daybreak be doing in 2017?””

    Don’t have the screenshot, but this is what was said. Some company must be hurting for cash.

    Or not …

    http://archive.is/tk9wW
    https://www.polygon.com/2017/9/4/16243362/the-future-of-h1z1-king-of-the-kill-in-a-post-pubg-world
    The future of H1Z1: King of the Kill in a post-PUBG world
    Sep 4, 2017, 10:00am EDT

    “Castoro said that there will be more details on coming changes in H1Z1: King of the Kill during TwitchCon in October. That’s when the next invitational tournament, with a prize pool of $500,000”

    Anthony Castoro is H1Z1’s New general manager.

    Incidentally $500.000 represents 4,170 yearly, $119.88, EQ2 subscriptions

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    “H1Z1: King of the Kill has held its own. Since June, according to Steamcharts, it’s barely lost any players at all.”
    “We’ve sold millions and millions of units of the game”
    Anthony Castoro

    hmmmmm

    http://steamcharts.com/app/433850#6m
    June 2017
    – Peak Players 134,487
    – Avg Players 71,254
    July 2017
    – Peak Players 150,179
    – Avg Players 86,807
    August 2017
    – Peak Players 141,064
    – Avg Players 72,379
    Last 30 Days
    – Peak Players 120,492
    – Avg Players 59,034

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