I'm loving the game so much myself. I've just been playing casually though (nearly lvl 50). The one thing I've been tempted to invest money on was more storage, quest slots, and having the ability to market in the market. The cosmetics are PSO2 Meseta solid also, but I haven't been tempted to buy those however. You can totally enjoy the sport without spending anything which is great, just some small inconveniences

You certainly cant kill them, but you can cut back the amount drastically. 1 method is to disallow global chat until you get to a certain level. It's simple and efficient. With bots, it's all about rate of account diversion for spamming, therefore gating the chat to a specific level would kill a good deal of them.

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Phantasy Star Online 2's British variant has generated 1.5B Yen so far (~$14M) based on the organization's earnings report.

That's the complete for Sega's recently released F2P games during that age, and PSO2 has been Sega's only recently released F2P game which quarter, therefore it's 100 percent PSO2 revenue.

You are confusing it with the paragraph below the table That's talking about projected revenue for the year:

We also have an notion of what Sega expects their free to play games expect to earn for the complete year, but we can not feature this entire 13.5B Yen (~$128M) figure to PSO2, as its inclusive of all free to play games started this year, but I guess the vast majority of this 13.5B Yen would come from PSO2 from North America, especially since the game's PC launch was unbelievably powerful and the game is buy pso2 meseta xbox averaging 12,500 players around Steam independently.