Sounds steep. Thank God for cheap American telecom rates. My reason for not going in the online P2P craze is the same reason I don't subscribe to a fitness club.
I've got the equipment to workout or play computer games (even networked) in my house. So why play (or workout) with strangers when I can invite over some friends to play (or workout or both) for free?
Just like public games in D2, I wouldn't really enjoy getting PK'd by some anonymous hacker kid every night and paying for the experience. I only play on D2 realms with friends because they are free, and they mostly prevent cheating. But most importantly as a software engineer, it is simply too easy for me to tweak things on my home environment, and I really would rather enjoy the challenge of playing the game square.
I've got the equipment to workout or play computer games (even networked) in my house. So why play (or workout) with strangers when I can invite over some friends to play (or workout or both) for free?
Just like public games in D2, I wouldn't really enjoy getting PK'd by some anonymous hacker kid every night and paying for the experience. I only play on D2 realms with friends because they are free, and they mostly prevent cheating. But most importantly as a software engineer, it is simply too easy for me to tweak things on my home environment, and I really would rather enjoy the challenge of playing the game square.
”There are more things in heaven and earth, Horatio, Than are dreamt of in your philosophy." - Hamlet (1.5.167-8), Hamlet to Horatio.
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