Profits

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Just out of interest how much PP have people made thus far on this world?
I just want to compare and see what people are gaining.

So far I've gained 1.5k in 2 days of having an account (80% of which from COMPLEX WARRIOR). Did not realise it would be so easy to make so much.... takes 10 mins of my day max.
 
Whats a decent rate to buy/sell? Most offers up are somewhere around the 60/70 :1000. Wouldnt the people who are buying be better off spending their Prem on the half build time stuff for their wood/clay/iron so they passively gain faster? Or am I missing something..
 
Satellite said:
Whats a decent rate to buy/sell? Most offers up are somewhere around the 60/70 :1000. Wouldnt the people who are buying be better off spending their Prem on the half build time stuff for their wood/clay/iron so they passively gain faster? Or am I missing something..
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Seem to be finding anywhere between 45-55 pp per 1k is the best prices to get accepted.
 
I've been selling at 200 even 250pp per 1k resources although COMPLEX WARRIOR has only accepted a couple of my offers and so far i have made 7.7k premium points, one of my best deals was 3k clay for 700 premium points, now and then i stick offers up for 15 pp per 1k resource of be buying and they do get accepted :)
 
These people are so dumb
Then again so am i for selling res before i got lc, was a complete waste of time.
 
I retract my statement, COMPLEXWARRIOR just bought some from me.
 
if tribal wars keeps going on liek this i dont think i will be playing any mroe worlds its just a way to make more money
 
iso-robbie said:
if tribal wars keeps going on liek this i dont think i will be playing any mroe worlds its just a way to make more money
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Tribal wars is just a way to make money....
Or are you naive enough to think they made this game for your personal enjoyment.
hahaha
 
iso-robbie said:
if tribal wars keeps going on liek this i dont think i will be playing any mroe worlds its just a way to make more money
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You mean they work with the goal of being paid?

Tell me more about this.

I find it very shocking, considering everyone I know that isn't an Innogames employee is a philanthropist and works solely for the enjoyment of others.
 
I understand what Robbie's saying - I agree making it more and more P2W is a bit silly. Plenty of games make tons of money using non-p2w features. For example League of Legends, the biggest game in the world that earns a ton of money for Riot Games has 0 features that you can't acquire without real money or don't make a difference to the game itself (like skins which are purely cosmetic).
 
M40A3 Disciple said:
I understand what Robbie's saying - I agree making it more and more P2W is a bit silly. Plenty of games make tons of money using non-p2w features. For example League of Legends, the biggest game in the world that earns a ton of money for Riot Games has 0 features that you can't acquire without real money or don't make a difference to the game itself (like skins which are purely cosmetic).
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LoL is not actually all that profitable.

Their estimated revenue for a year is between 25-50 million. There are many online games that generate millions per day - aka upwards of a billion per year.

I actually suspect Innogames makes more money than Riot does - by a fairly large margin.
 
Nauzhror said:
Their estimated revenue for a year is between 25-50 million.
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lol. No it's not. Riot Games generates $200mill according to wiki. Whilst Inno is only at €50mill
 
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Mattxx said:
lol. No it's not. Riot Games generates 200mill according to wiki.
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Oh gee. If wiki says it, it must be true.

Oh look, wiki's source is a single usatoday article with the following quote:

Wedbush Securities analyst Michael Pachter estimates that Riot currently takes in about $200 million in annual revenue.
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Several sources show much much lower amounts. They made roughly $25 million in 2010.

In 2011 TenCent purchased a vast majority of their company for $400 million, at that point they were valued at $475 million.

That's how much they'd be able to sell the company for, not how much they'd made, that'd include expected future profits. ie. You pay 400 million for a company because you expect to make more than 400 million off it in the future, not because it's made that much thus far.

They are not making 8 times as much per year currently as they did in 2010.
 
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