I agree with the demo part, people should have at least a few of hours of playing to see if they would like it, because god knows I'm not blindly going to pay 50 euros for it.SenseOfTumour said:Only thing putting me off at present is paying £30 to get the game and then a monthly fee...to find out if I'll enjoy it.
A free 14 demo, like WOW offers, even with the crazy limitations that WOW has in place, would be better than nothing, and it means people can see how it runs, and if it'll be their kind of thing.
Who knows, maybe more people will buy it without knowing, than actively wont buy it without knowing, but I still think demos are the way to sell a game IF you have any confidence in your product.
If however you're trying to just bundle as much shoddy product out as possible before the reviews get out in public, then stop people reviewing it and don't release a demo version.
(My own fault for not getting into the beta too, I guess, but I still think a demo would be a good idea, and I really want this to be good, but... the review embargo and the lack of demo concern me.)
I fear that not many people will buy it, making it a GTA knock off.