The Quest Gold (includes all expansion packs) [Chillingo]

[ImNoSuperMan]

Mithril Horde Expansion : http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/the-quest-mithril-horde/id349924184?mt=8

[soup]

after the seed fiasco forget it !

[Chrono Gear]

Originally Posted by soup

after the seed fiasco forget it !

What fiasco? The great deal going on for those with patience to wait for one? Or are you griping about the DLC?

Regardless, this is a good idea and I will be putting it on my appshopper list to wait for a price drop since I am an openly admitted cheap ass.

[spacecowgoesmoo]

I'm guessing that the SEED pricing thing was the developers' decision and not Chillingo. Don't let that stop you

[drelbs]

If it was cheaper than the cost of the expansions, I'd buy it. But I already have The Quest (and haven't finished it enough to warrant buying the expansions yet...)

Now if they came out and promised more expansions for free in this version, I'd jump on it. And the "having more apps" issue isn't because one you enable the expansions in the main app you can delete them off your device (which I think is a fantastic idea BTW!)

[mlkaufman]

Originally Posted by Chrono Gear

What fiasco? The great deal going on for those with patience to wait for one?

While I am not sure I would call it a fiasco, I will say that its generally not a smart idea to alienate your most rabid customers (IE, your early adopters). I own a fair number of Chilingo games, but you can be sure I have no plans to ever purchase another one in the first few weeks.

Some I will probably purchase eventually, and some I will miss altogether as they fall off my radar, but their revenue stream from me is going to go down after this.

They certainly are allowed to price and re-price their games however they like, but conditioning your customers to pause before purchasing can't be too smart an idea.

Michael

[soup]

Originally Posted by mlkaufman

While I am not sure I would call it a fiasco, I will say that its generally not a smart idea to alienate your most rabid customers (IE, your early adopters). I own a fair number of Chilingo games, but you can be sure I have no plans to ever purchase another one in the first few weeks.

Some I will probably purchase eventually, and some I will miss altogether as they fall off my radar, but their revenue stream from me is going to go down after this.

They certainly are allowed to price and re-price their games however they like, but conditioning your customers to pause before purchasing can't be too smart an idea.

Michael

that was basically what i meant.......you just used more words

nicely put

[mlkaufman]

Originally Posted by soup

nicely put

I'm here for you.

I love your signature. Very zen.

[tumbleninah]

any chance of a video at some point ??? sure looks nice...........

[Myrobotwillneverdie]

Originally Posted by mlkaufman

While I am not sure I would call it a fiasco, I will say that its generally not a smart idea to alienate your most rabid customers (IE, your early adopters). I own a fair number of Chilingo games, but you can be sure I have no plans to ever purchase another one in the first few weeks.

Some I will probably purchase eventually, and some I will miss altogether as they fall off my radar, but their revenue stream from me is going to go down after this.

They certainly are allowed to price and re-price their games however they like, but conditioning your customers to pause before purchasing can't be too smart an idea.

Michael

please get your facts straight!
chillingo is a PUBLISHING company, they do not develop the games. Their job is to drum-up intrest in the game and spread the word. They had nothing to do with seed's price drop.
To say, you won't be picking up future titles is just kinda stupid.