Whys and Wherefores - Some HLO Insights

[ShadowChemosh]

Originally Posted by Rone

You can choose 180 days of server access at $14.99 or 365 days of server access at $24.99. The latter equals out to $2.08 a month.

Oops yeah I did the amount from the 6 month and forgot to include the discount for buying a year.

The exact wording in the store says “you can choose to renew for 180 days of server access at $14.99 or 365 days of server access at $24.99.”

[Unikatze]

That's super affordable.
I have no issues with this.

[daplunk]

It's cheaper than a coffee per month. It really is super affordable.

[Chemlak]

I pay for Amazon Prime, Netflix, my home broadband, Syrinscape, Roll20, and a whole host of other online services that I’ve probably forgotten, and HLO is cheap as chips in comparison, so I’m happy with the price.

(Also, yay, I’ve stopped lurking!)

And Rob, if/when you read this: your health is important. Please don’t run yourself into the ground for us. I’m really happy to hear you’re feeling better enough to pick up some development work and post a little here, but while it’s easy enough for people to consider “the company” a faceless, non-communicative black-box entity, a lot of us think of the staff at LWD as partners in making our games better, so we have a vested interest in each of you being happy, healthy, and motivated.

Keep being awesome.

[Dervish]

I would not have a problem paying 24.99 a year if i could port over at least one of my licenses from classic so my wife could use her IPad.


#7 The belief that internet is getting cheaper and more available true where there are population centers to support it but you come to the Dakota's, Minnesota and Montana There are places still waiting to get something better than dial up or they are paying through the nose for decent access.


I am glad to hear you are on the men Rob.

[bruuuuuu]

Originally Posted by Dervish

I am glad to hear you are on the men Rob.

The men are probably glad, too...

[vardeman]

Originally Posted by Dervish

I would not have a problem paying 24.99 a year if i could port over at least one of my licenses from classic so my wife could use her IPad.

There's already an iPad verion of HLC for at least Pathfinder & D&D 5E.

[Dervish]

I was not referring to either of those .... Our group plays starfinder among many other games concurrent licensing is a big deal in a house where both people play. I had thought since we were discussing HLO i would not need to be explicit

[Toblakai]

Originally Posted by Dervish

I was not referring to either of those .... Our group plays starfinder among many other games concurrent licensing is a big deal in a house where both people play. I had thought since we were discussing HLO i would not need to be explicit

Personally I would be OK without concurrent licensing. I understood the need for it with HLC, so that I could design on my desktop and play on my ipad/laptop. But with a login model this use case is eliminated.

I do have a third license for my son to use and it saves me money from having to pay for another set of licenses, but LWD is a business and they need to make money so I would be willing to pay for two sets of licenses for HLO if they decided not to allow concurrent licensing.

[vardeman]

Originally Posted by Dervish

I was not referring to either of those .... Our group plays starfinder among many other games concurrent licensing is a big deal in a house where both people play. I had thought since we were discussing HLO i would not need to be explicit

But you WERE explicit, you said "classic".