Difference between revisions of "Glossary:Subscription"
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| − | |definition = Game may require continuous subscription payment from a player, or a subscription offers premium features | + | |definition = Game may require continuous subscription payment from a player, or a subscription offers premium features. |
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*[[World of Warcraft]] requires a subscription in order to play the game beyond level 20. | *[[World of Warcraft]] requires a subscription in order to play the game beyond level 20. | ||
*[[Fallout 76]]'s subscription '''Fallout 1st''' is not required to play the full game, but offers premium features like private servers, unlocks, currency, cosmetics, etc. | *[[Fallout 76]]'s subscription '''Fallout 1st''' is not required to play the full game, but offers premium features like private servers, unlocks, currency, cosmetics, etc. | ||
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| + | * This is distinct from subscription services which allow access to multiple games, for example EA Play. | ||
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Latest revision as of 18:31, 6 November 2022
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