Life is Feudal Official Forum

[WarfaceAlex]

Is LiF:YO just a demo for the actual game or something? Do i get the actual MMO later from purchasing the game?

[Leadpainter]

It's not the "full game" but it practically is. Main difference is servers are a lot smaller and privately owned (you can host your own!) and there are no guilds or crafting minigames.

The MMO should be out sometime next year

[WarfaceAlex]

It's not the "full game" but it practically is. Main difference is servers are a lot smaller and privately owned (you can host your own!) and there are no guilds or crafting minigames.

The MMO should be out sometime next year

So basically I will have to re-purchase the game next year if I buy this "singleplayer" version?

[MachineMedic]

LiF:YO and LiF:MMO are completely separate games.

The only way you can get both with one purchase is by becoming a pre-release donator in excess of 50 euros. However, this option expires in a few hours. After LiF:YO is released on steam tomorrow, future donators will not receive a copy of YO.

[WarfaceAlex]

LiF:YO and LiF:MMO are completely separate games.

Explain this.

[Hobo_Grandpa]

I think you have more or less the right idea in your original post. Except don't consider YO a demo. It'll continue to be a game right along side LiF:MMO.

I think in the FAQ, it's still undecided if LiF:MMO will be Buy to Play or Free to Play on launch.

The deal with LiF: MMO is that you'll start on a newbie island with a skill cap of 150. You can stay on this island as long as you want. It'll have a prebuilt city on it (within the game mechanics building) and no PVP. Basically an area to get a feel for the game.

Once you want off Newbie Island, it'll cost something like $20-30. Then in the future, probably a lower price if you want additional characters.

Basically, rather than attempt to launch a massive server farm from the get go in early access, it'll be easier to test features of the game(s) via these smaller servers, both officially run and unofficially player run.

That's my take on it at least. This may help as well: http://lifeisfeudal.com/LiFYO

[WarfaceAlex]

I think you have more or less the right idea in your original post. Except don't consider YO a demo. It'll continue to be a game right along side LiF:MMO.

I think in the FAQ, it's still undecided if LiF:MMO will be Buy to Play or Free to Play on launch.

The deal with LiF: MMO is that you'll start on a newbie island with a skill cap of 150. You can stay on this island as long as you want. It'll have a prebuilt city on it (within the game mechanics building) and no PVP. Basically an area to get a feel for the game.

Once you want off Newbie Island, it'll cost something like $20-30. Then in the future, probably a lower price if you want additional characters.

Basically, rather than attempt to launch a massive server farm from the get go in early access, it'll be easier to test features of the game(s) via these smaller servers, both officially run and unofficially player run.

That's my take on it at least. This may help as well: http://lifeisfeudal.com/LiFYO

Thanks for the reply, it does make sense.

Technically its the same games in with YO being on a lesser scale, so I just feel like i'm buying something just so they can test features for the actual MMO. Though the idea is great since there are people that dont like MMO's it can be confusing for some.