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Steam to Introduce Game Subscription Plans
Valve, creators of best-selling game franchises (such as Dota 2 and Half-Life) and leading technologies (such as Steam and Source,) today announced the addition of Subscription Plans to its offering of services. With Subscription Plans, Steam offers gamers the ability to sign up and manage payments for subscription-based games on Steam. The launch title for the new service is Darkfall Unholy Wars, with additional subscription-based games to follow.
team customers may now sign-up for, manage, cancel or renew game Subscription Plans at any time, online directly through Steam. Visit Steam Support for more information about Steam Subscription Plans.
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#4584913 Posted on: 04/26/2013 05:19 PM
So steam are cashing in on MMO's...zzZZzz no thanks.
So steam are cashing in on MMO's...zzZZzz no thanks.
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#4584924 Posted on: 04/26/2013 05:30 PM
For a second I thought it was some "rental" scheme where you pay a fixed amount of money to play ANY game in the store for a fixed period of time
For a second I thought it was some "rental" scheme where you pay a fixed amount of money to play ANY game in the store for a fixed period of time

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#4584974 Posted on: 04/26/2013 06:40 PM
i dont see the bad in this, this is good for bussiness for valve, makes sense, you want to play a game with a subs acc model?
you can loginto steam, and steam will deal with the payment, whats wrong with that?, and if you dont like subs acc model games, well then, SIMPLE!, dont buy them lol, they are not doing any harm to you? are they?
making an issue to something that doesnt affect your games, or your wallet, is pointless, let them do money, is what we all do in the first place.
i dont see the bad in this, this is good for bussiness for valve, makes sense, you want to play a game with a subs acc model?
you can loginto steam, and steam will deal with the payment, whats wrong with that?, and if you dont like subs acc model games, well then, SIMPLE!, dont buy them lol, they are not doing any harm to you? are they?
making an issue to something that doesnt affect your games, or your wallet, is pointless, let them do money, is what we all do in the first place.
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#4585006 Posted on: 04/26/2013 07:10 PM
lol same! wouldn't that be an awesome idea though? Regardless the ability of mmos in steam is a safe addition. steam is where I play everything, definitely a central hub of gaming and innovation these days with the steam workshop and indie games.
For a second I thought it was some "rental" scheme where you pay a fixed amount of money to play ANY game in the store for a fixed period of time 

lol same! wouldn't that be an awesome idea though? Regardless the ability of mmos in steam is a safe addition. steam is where I play everything, definitely a central hub of gaming and innovation these days with the steam workshop and indie games.
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This is a great idea, i dont play these sorta games myself, but having everything all in one place is a great idea.
What id like to see next is publishers offer keys for sale directly from their websites but with the option of a key being for the steam version or for the pubilshers own service (eg:Origin/Uplay).
Dont like having my games spread out through multiple programs. Never had any issues with steam, though i was a late arriving to the party for using said service so probably missed the major bugs if there where any.
I bought a pair of $14 socks today by accident, thought i grabbed a pair of the ones on special. Checked receipt when i got home and facepalmed with a shovel.