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League Of Legends Has Made Almost $1 Billion In Microtransactions


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Microtransactions. "Micro." As in, very small bits of money—a dollar here, a dollar there—exchanged for comparably small in-game items: A new hat, perhaps, or some healing potions. But boy, it sure adds up. Riot Games earned $624 million from League of Legends last year, and that was only good enough for second place on the top-ten free-to-play earnings list. In 2014, however, it's shot to number one, and is poised to be the first to break $1 billion in microtransaction revenues.

 

 

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is this the profit margin or just the total amount from sales?

 

If its pure profit then

 

HEY RIOT, HOW ABOUT DEDICATING SOME OF THIS TO SOME FUCKING COMPETENT PROGRAMMERS.

 

 

fucking adobe air and bugsplatting from the same logitech keyboard problems every patch.

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Never played MOBAs much, but, micro-transactions seem to be fundamental for their development, even if most of the gaming community, from what I've seen, has a dislike for them.

This is not like most microtransactions, you can earn any character in-game among other things. But skins for like wards and characters, that's what you HAVE to buy if you want it. So there is nothing wrong with the way they do it.

 

 

is this the profit margin or just the total amount from sales?

If its pure profit then

HEY RIOT, HOW ABOUT DEDICATING SOME OF THIS TO SOME FUCKING COMPETENT PROGRAMMERS.

fucking adobe air and bugsplatting from the same logitech keyboard problems every patch.

 

It's really not that easy, there are so many bug reports being filed every second and they are overwhelmed since they are trying to fix the biggest ones first, then the little ones. And don't get logitech if it's that bad. Also, it's a bug, it's not like they put it there. It takes time to fix these things since they don't know how they arose in the first place.

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This is not like most microtransactions, you can earn any character in-game among other things. But skins for like wards and characters, that's what you HAVE to buy if you want it. So there is nothing wrong with the way they do it.

 

 

 

 

It's really not that easy, there are so many bug reports being filed every second and they are overwhelmed since they are trying to fix the biggest ones first, then the little ones. And don't get logitech if it's that bad. Also, it's a bug, it's not like they put it there. It takes time to fix these things since they don't know how they arose in the first place.

 

I'm not going to not buy a good brand product because Riot can't code properly.

And its the big ones they don't fix is what I'm stating. They've had terrible big bugs for awhile not and their priority is new champions with new skins and the occasional rework.

 

 

and yes it takes time to fix these things though I dont understand how thats a counter argument to hiring programmers to fix said issues.

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