ArcheAge Armor and Weapons Video
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, Aug 06 2012 12:21 PM
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Posted 06 August 2012 - 12:21 PM
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Posted 25 August 2012 - 10:35 AM
appears to be a hint of western design for the armor....not much
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Posted 28 August 2012 - 06:18 PM
It looks good, I am ready for this one 
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Posted 04 September 2012 - 01:18 PM
They said they aren't going to release it to America till the end of 2013 or early 2014. Does that mean there's gonna be no english interface until then? Or will we just have to deal with the lag between here and Korea?
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Posted 09 September 2012 - 07:27 AM
For me, it means I"m not going to bother with it until 2014. It means no english anything. Jeez, between this and Tera, I'm starting to get how Europe has felt all these years.
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Posted 14 September 2012 - 10:57 PM
Alot of the Asian Market MMORPG Companies really could care less about the Western US/Canada markets... They make so much more money from their home markets that we're usually a drop in the hat when it comes to revenue... From what it looks like, typically they make money at home first, and then when they have enough revenue they find some US/European company that can help westernize it, and then either attempt a western release or just not mess with it...
They need to realize that to really make it in the Western Market, they need to sometimes hype it up a bit... Mass Marketing is key to getting the word out in the western market... Just look how much the big boys marketed some of the more recent western releases like GW2 and SWTOR and so on... Getting folks involved a year or more before the game is even released, so you pull in more folks (or suckers in some cases)...
From what is seems thus far, they are focusing more on their home market, and putting off the American/Europe markets until they make money with it first... The down side to that strat, is that they risk becoming an outdated product in the American/European markets when compared to fresher American/European start up games... Plus, our market is not into the grind type games as much as the Asian markets, and I'm usure this game will fall into that catagory or not...
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They need to realize that to really make it in the Western Market, they need to sometimes hype it up a bit... Mass Marketing is key to getting the word out in the western market... Just look how much the big boys marketed some of the more recent western releases like GW2 and SWTOR and so on... Getting folks involved a year or more before the game is even released, so you pull in more folks (or suckers in some cases)...
From what is seems thus far, they are focusing more on their home market, and putting off the American/Europe markets until they make money with it first... The down side to that strat, is that they risk becoming an outdated product in the American/European markets when compared to fresher American/European start up games... Plus, our market is not into the grind type games as much as the Asian markets, and I'm usure this game will fall into that catagory or not...
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