Joymax Research 2011 [RTF Document, German]

~~torstmn~~ · 07/21/2011, 03:36

Ja, Joymax ist ein Phantom, jedoch ist man ihm auf der Spur!
Ich habe euch einmal schnell eine kleine Veranschaulichung zusammen gestellt, um Euch einen groben Überblick über 'Joymax', 'Silkroad' und so weiter zu machen.
Also wenn ihr mehr über alles erfahren wollt, hier habt ihr eine kleine Zusammenfassung voller Fakten!

Wenn ihr weitere Ideen bzw. Fakten habt immer her damit!
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Language: German
Type : RTF
File Name: Joymax Research 2011.rtf
Size : ~2,45 mB

HowTo:
Just open it with the Textprogram of your choice (WordPad e.g)

Download:

PS: Ihr werdet noch von mir hören, ob Ihr wollt oder nicht.

FoxRayz · 07/21/2011, 04:15

Could you explain it further in english?

WeeMan1337 · 07/21/2011, 06:21

Y U NO WRITE IN ENGLISH.

John Dread · 07/21/2011, 07:40

Basically a large rumor roundup. Well he just presents more or less well-known "facts" and adds some commentary.

Summed up:
-Joymax' past and present games (his comment: They tried to get away from their SRO-only image / SRO is dead)
-Some company data, though some is "unconfirmed" (his comment: They like to veil themselves and in the past they didn't care much about PR while now they do)
-Comment on recent Joymax anti-bot policy and actions -> IP limit / pullback (I guess that's obvious, he just critisizes it)
-Comment on anti-pserver policy (basically he just explains that pservers exist and how Joymax reacted -> lawsuit)
--From there he goes over to RuSRO by mentioning the value of the server files -> 20kk$ (his comment: Joymax sold its soul [see awesome picture])
-Pros and cons of SRO in general
-SRO community (I guess that's the part where weeman and Drew became interested seeing their names) -> many young coders who engage themselves in SRO / fundamental work has been done by Drew and by that he awakened interest in many players to get deeper into the material -> author talked with weeman in skype and weeman said that all his skills basically have their roots in Drew's work -> weeman earns 1300$ a month with phbot now

Well after all i find this to be a very unstructured piece of writing without any context. Also I wonder how selling the license for their game is like selling their soul. It's very common practice in that industry. There are devs and there are publishers. Sometimes it's one and the same but oh well, some can't do both at once. Anyway, he calls it facts, while he's not delivering any kind of evidence, but whatever, I don't want to be picky. It's a letter about SRO and its problems from the point of view of the author.

evaldaskowka · 07/21/2011, 13:37

Quote:

Originally Posted by WeeMan1337

Y U NO WRITE IN ENGLISH.

Use google translate d00d

FoxRayz · 07/21/2011, 13:50

Quote:

Originally Posted by John Dread

Basically a large rumor roundup. Well he just presents more or less well-known "facts" and adds some commentary.

Summed up:
-Joymax' past and present games (his comment: They tried to get away from their SRO-only image / SRO is dead)
-Some company data, though some is "unconfirmed" (his comment: They like to veil themselves and in the past they didn't care much about PR while now they do)
-Comment on recent Joymax anti-bot policy and actions -> IP limit / pullback (I guess that's obvious, he just critisizes it)
-Comment on anti-pserver policy (basically he just explains that pservers exist and how Joymax reacted -> lawsuit)
--From there he goes over to RuSRO by mentioning the value of the server files -> 20kk$ (his comment: Joymax sold its soul [see awesome picture])
-Pros and cons of SRO in general
-SRO community (I guess that's the part where weeman and Drew became interested seeing their names) -> many young coders who engage themselves in SRO / fundamental work has been done by Drew and by that he awakened interest in many players to get deeper into the material -> author talked with weeman in skype and weeman said that all his skills basically have their roots in Drew's work -> weeman earns 1300$ a month with phbot now

Well after all i find this to be a very unstructured piece of writing without any context. Also I wonder how selling the license for their game is like selling their soul. It's very common practice in that industry. There are devs and there are publishers. Sometimes it's one and the same but oh well, some can't do both at once. Anyway, he calls it facts, while he's not delivering any kind of evidence, but whatever, I don't want to be picky. It's a letter about SRO and its problems from the point of view of the author.

Thanks

Quote:

Originally Posted by evaldaskowka

Use google translate d00d

I tried to use google translate but the text wasnt even understandable with it.

~~AlmightyLgD~~ · 10/11/2012, 13:51

Quote:

Originally Posted by John Dread

Basically a large rumor roundup. Well he just presents more or less well-known "facts" and adds some commentary.

Summed up:
-Joymax' past and present games (his comment: They tried to get away from their SRO-only image / SRO is dead)
-Some company data, though some is "unconfirmed" (his comment: They like to veil themselves and in the past they didn't care much about PR while now they do)
-Comment on recent Joymax anti-bot policy and actions -> IP limit / pullback (I guess that's obvious, he just critisizes it)
-Comment on anti-pserver policy (basically he just explains that pservers exist and how Joymax reacted -> lawsuit)
--From there he goes over to RuSRO by mentioning the value of the server files -> 20kk$ (his comment: Joymax sold its soul [see awesome picture])
-Pros and cons of SRO in general
-SRO community (I guess that's the part where weeman and Drew became interested seeing their names) -> many young coders who engage themselves in SRO / fundamental work has been done by Drew and by that he awakened interest in many players to get deeper into the material -> author talked with weeman in skype and weeman said that all his skills basically have their roots in Drew's work -> weeman earns 1300$ a month with phbot now

Well after all i find this to be a very unstructured piece of writing without any context. Also I wonder how selling the license for their game is like selling their soul. It's very common practice in that industry. There are devs and there are publishers. Sometimes it's one and the same but oh well, some can't do both at once. Anyway, he calls it facts, while he's not delivering any kind of evidence, but whatever, I don't want to be picky. It's a letter about SRO and its problems from the point of view of the author.

First of sorry for bumping uber-old thread , but how come that license is f*cking 20kk $?! Thats just too heavy to start with...
You sure you've readed right?

John Dread · 10/19/2012, 01:58

Quote:

Originally Posted by AlmightyLgD

First of sorry for bumping uber-old thread , but how come that license is f*cking 20kk $?! Thats just too heavy to start with...
You sure you've readed right?

I happen to know the prices of a few MMOs out there. 20 million $ is a common price for a game this size overall. Also I believe Russia is seen as a EU region, therefore the pricetag gets more expensive once more.