GamersFirst has a good year ahead for it, with the upcoming transition of Fallen Earth to a free to play medium. In a recent dev blog, G1 goes over some information regarding what free players, subscribers, and past customers can expect when the game makes its official move on October 12th, and there is a whole laundry list of items that will annoy free players and delight past customers alike.
Foremost, GamersFirst seems to have taken note of the community reaction to the free to play matrix released, including the surprise many felt that the developers would allow unfettered access to the mail system, auction house, and trading. While G1 hopes that the chip limit will do its job in holding back gold farming on a massive scale, they acknowledge that these freedoms may be taken away from free players at any time if the bots get out of control. The chip limit is ten red chips for free players.
But for now, some good news. Players who are subscribed to Fallen Earth when the transition goes into effect will find that their remaining time has been converted to Commander Premium level, the highest tier ($30 a month). Furthermore, G1 has also mentioned that anyone who has ever bought a Fallen Earth key in the past will be offered a premium discount to Commander tier, $20 a month, a thirty three percent saving and just a little more than the Wastelander cost.
More information as it appears.
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