One of the most anticipated MMOs of the past year was undoubtedly Wildstar. With a more active combat system and a lot of evolutionary ideas for the genre, the game seemed to have everything to become a new name to take into account in the MMO market. However after a few weeks the game soon began to lose players and quickly the servers began to be half of their capacity and from there everything was only getting worse. The medium graphic style for the cartoon of the game was initially pointed out as the main reason for the failure of the game, however the main problem was undoubtedly the game charge a mandatory monthly fee to play. Nowadays with so many MMOs with great quality to play a game requires enough quality to convince players to pay.
The game was released in a state just excusable for a Beta in its beginning, with a good number of bugs and performance problems convinced few to buy the game and commit to a monthly fee after they have finished their trial period. Many players have decided to simply stop playing and wait for the game to switch to the format free to play, after all that has been the fate of all subscribed MMOs these days.
Well the wait of these players ended today with the official launch of the game in the format free to play. Besides the game becomes free is access to all the content of the game even without paying a single penny, and you can pay a monthly if you want so that guarantees you a considerable amount of bonuses that help considerably the evolution of the character. In EVE style, this monthly fee can either be bought with real money or with money obtained within the game. In addition the game will have in its store the usual various cosmetic and utility items like XP boosters. Here are the trailer for the release of free to play which was published a few hours ago:
It should also be noted that, like The Elder Scrools Online, Guild Wars 2 and Star Wars The Old Republic, it is a game with the cost of producing a paid game that is now accessible completely free of charge. In addition, the game has evolved over the past year and the launch of free to play can be seen as the real launch of the game. As you might expect there is already a lot of content on the game on the internet so I leave you here with a snapshot of 13 cinematic game trailers:
