xXSqUaLLXx
Prowler
- Joined
- Apr 17, 2005
- Posts
- 1,252
- Location
- Nice,France
- Society
- Mine To Extract
- Avatar Name
- xXSqUaLLXx
Pitty it was won by a "player" who doesn't play.
I do play quite often, does it count ?
Pitty it was won by a "player" who doesn't play.
I do play quite often, does it count ?
Well, It is indeed sad that some real "players", did not bother bidding even tho they seemed interested in it.Yeah, I didn't mean you or Mikass
Sorry for the generalization
Pitty it was won by a "player" who doesn't play.
Pitty it was won by a "player" who doesn't play.
I do play quite often, does it count ?
just dont TT the moon deed
He's businessminded
Gratz to the winners.
Not only there was no other bidders, but also winning group have only three people involved, meaning that there was nobody interested in investing 200k PED, even with collateral provided! Looks like finally MA milked us to dry.
Gratz to the winners.
Not only there was no other bidders, but also winning group have only three people involved, meaning that there was nobody interested in investing 200k PED, even with collateral provided! Looks like finally MA milked us to dry.
why not more than 1.5m ?
Currently Foma domes sell around 300k each. So you value this planet under 5 domes?
This thing has 8 domes(1.5 times larger each than current foma domes)(and same mining system)
10% tax on everything done on the moon(including crafting) (not even speaking of the players who join directly to moon)
100apartment, 10 shops...
I think this thing should sell close to CP price (3.3m peds).
If it sells for less than that then buyer gets super deal (much better than CLDs could ever be)
Can't help but wonder how much the payoff was, or how the split was worked out.
So that's your valuation of 8 domes and shops etc. Which I would argue are only a small part of the moon/planet.
How much would you value the rest of the moon/planet? That's the real question because the winning parties are a bit like Planet partners now. To my mind perhaps even better than a PP because development work is by MA but instructions on how to develop come from moon operator.
So perhaps this Moon Operator could be a test for the future. If successful perhaps there will be no more Planet Partners but only Planet Operators. Planet Operator being a system very similar to Moon Operator but based on Planet rather than Moon?
A PP system could work but only for an existing games company who know what they are doing but this Moon Operator seems to be a good compromise. So perhaps this Moon Operator could be a test for the future. If successful perhaps there will be no more Planet Partners but only Planet Operators. Planet Operator being a system very similar to Moon Operator but based on Planet rather than Moon?
This auction result shows me that interest in EU has reached a plateau.
And as such, it's no surprise that there was no bid war.
GL with your ROI.
The CLD price increase since inception indicates otherwise(around 35% increase).
Had MA made this moon proposition more attractive, price would have ended higher. Others sitting on the sidelines might have been more incentivized to bid. I've seen some people here confused about the income %. The 10% income obtained from PP visiting players is not the equivalent of a 10% LA tax but 10% out of total income generated by that player, where PP gets 25%, MA 65% and moon 10%. It's also worth keeping in mind that the interesting aspect of this deal is the affiliate part. You may or may not know but MA has experimented with an affiliate program already and some have already taken part, reaping some benefits(few community websites). When they launch the affiliate program in some redesigned shape, this unique opportunity won't be so unique anymore and it will basically be available to an even larger audience. Of course, the possibility to buy extra upgrades remains, but as you have noticed recently, CP, for eg, also has such option to expand the estate by buying upgrades.
This is also a first for MA as they've actually sold a big estate on pre-order. Biggest pre-order virtual estate sale of all times and yet it fetched a price 50% higher than CND who had more domes, possibility for CND to recruit using its own website, stadium, shops, apartments, unique DNA, safe passage via tp to Calypso and so on. CND sold in 2005 before crisis hit and sold again in small chunks in 2010 for higher price, so I'd say it's a healthy and solid price given the depression we're in worldwide, that doesn't show any signs of slowing down. This is Guinness World Records material basically - most expensive virtual property ever sold on pre-order.
*CND was introduced about 3 weeks after was purchased but was already ready, just waiting deployment basically after some custom touches, wouldn't call it a pre-order.