Dungeon Runners membership package goes live on Jan. 31

NCSoft, the people behind the upcoming MMORPG Dungeon Runners, have announced that they will be testing the billing process for the game on January 31. Now, some of you may be a bit taken aback since Dungeon Runners is supposed to be a free-to-play game, so take note of the following: the basic game of Dungeon Runners will always be free to download and play, but there will be a membership package that offers some good reasons to pay US$ 4.99 a month.

Some of the benefits that membership brings include the following:

• Access to all top level armor, weapons and items. Not only will you be more powerful than non-members, with superior stats – you’ll also look cooler than them as irrefutably determined by our science team.
• Stackable potions – taking up far less room in your inventory and therefore allowing space for many more potions than normal (you’ll need ’em where youÂ’re going) and of course for all that lovely loot
• Log-in queue priority. If the Dungeons are full, you jump to the head of the log-in queue. Enjoy a rush of superiority as you glide by the ‘common people’.
• Hold on to more stuff! Members get access to the Dungeon Runners bank – essentially a storage facility. As you know, you pick up a LOT of stuff in Dungeon Runners. Imagine being forced to sell or simply drop loot just because your inventory is maxed out and thereÂ’s nowhere else to keep your stuff. That would suck. This prevents or at least alleviates the suckage.

What about players who currently have in-game items that are considered “members-only”? What happens to them when billing goes live? Here’s the answer straight from NCSoft:

If you decide to continue playing Dungeon Runners without membership all your members-only items and privileges will become inaccessible. Your items will appear in your inventory, but you won’t be able to use them or gain any benefits from them. You can hold onto them (theyÂ’ll take up inventory space), sell them or drop them.

If you decide to become a member, you can carry on as before with full access to everything.

Our suggestion? Sell ’em off and make a few bucks in the process.

Via Dungeon Runners

NCSoft, the people behind the upcoming MMORPG Dungeon Runners, have announced that they will be testing the billing process for the game on January 31. Now, some of you may be a bit taken aback since Dungeon Runners is supposed to be a free-to-play game, so take note of the following: the basic game of Dungeon Runners will always be free to download and play, but there will be a membership package that offers some good reasons to pay US$ 4.99 a month.

Some of the benefits that membership brings include the following:

• Access to all top level armor, weapons and items. Not only will you be more powerful than non-members, with superior stats – you’ll also look cooler than them as irrefutably determined by our science team.
• Stackable potions – taking up far less room in your inventory and therefore allowing space for many more potions than normal (you’ll need ’em where youÂ’re going) and of course for all that lovely loot
• Log-in queue priority. If the Dungeons are full, you jump to the head of the log-in queue. Enjoy a rush of superiority as you glide by the ‘common people’.
• Hold on to more stuff! Members get access to the Dungeon Runners bank – essentially a storage facility. As you know, you pick up a LOT of stuff in Dungeon Runners. Imagine being forced to sell or simply drop loot just because your inventory is maxed out and thereÂ’s nowhere else to keep your stuff. That would suck. This prevents or at least alleviates the suckage.

What about players who currently have in-game items that are considered “members-only”? What happens to them when billing goes live? Here’s the answer straight from NCSoft:

If you decide to continue playing Dungeon Runners without membership all your members-only items and privileges will become inaccessible. Your items will appear in your inventory, but you won’t be able to use them or gain any benefits from them. You can hold onto them (theyÂ’ll take up inventory space), sell them or drop them.

If you decide to become a member, you can carry on as before with full access to everything.

Our suggestion? Sell ’em off and make a few bucks in the process.

Via Dungeon Runners