Company structure changes coming soon.

[Fernando Horta]

It never said that in response to your first point.

Monetisation over 2 years in response to your second, payments starting as soon as revenues arrive (normally quarterly batches).

Of course it's cash, we can't pay in vegetables.

On company changes, the first point was to underscore there'd be no changes in these areas.

Thanks for the quick reply, Ian.

First point I probably got lost in translation somewhere, my bad. As for third point, I only asked because some members (mainly lower tool packs) were in doubt if it would be in cash or 'virtual money' to be spent within the game universe, like microtransactions.

[speed1]

@Ian The vegetable could be also interesting depending on what one

[Jason Ganz]

My apologies if this has been answered already but when is the funding going to be closed? Yes I know that there will be a period of time to upgrade after the deal.
It sure is eating my manly guts inside fearing that I may be jammed as a junior. The cheesy Finnish government stole 160 of my euros for a "fee" for not telling them that I have a TV (which I don't have).
Therefore I am running out of time to save up money...
Sorry for the rather personal post, but I´m "running scared".

Why do you get fined for having a TV and not telling the government?

[Ian Bell]

Why do you get fined for having a TV and not telling the government?

Probably similar to us in the UK with a national broadcaster (BBC) for which we're compelled to pay a yearly license fee even if we never switch to the channel.

[Jason Ganz]

Probably similar to us in the UK with a national broadcaster (BBC) for which we're compelled to pay a yearly license fee even if we never switch to the channel.

Ahh. Thanks. We don't have that in the USA where you have a nat'l broadcaster. C-Span is Congress' channel, but that's cable-only and you have to pay your cable provider to get it. The networks here for the most part are privately owned. (Hence why we don't have problems with mentioning things like coca-cola in shows or songs that are broadcast over-the-air. See my point, the song "Lola" had to be redone to say cherry cola to avoid BBC / corporate intermingling problems.)

[Andrew Clark]

What we have is users get taxed within their cable bill or phone bill or electric bill it's those added fees so in that way it is similar.

As for the member who said the government slapped his head over not claiming his TV that's crazy there is a more simple way to deal with the fees they want to collect.

[steve30x]

Why do you get fined for having a TV and not telling the government?

Its going to be worse here in Ireland next year. They are bringing in a broadcast licence where every household will have to have one even if there is no TV in the house. Its replacing the TV licence> They want us to have a licence to watch content over the internet now even though we are already paying our ISP for the use of the internet

[Marco]

I want vegetables, there are good for health. Regarding the fact we have to eat 5 fruits and vegetables per day it will not be so bad to receive vegetables for perks. We will become healthy members...

[Andrew Clark]

How about some Ron White Tater Salad. LOL

[speed1]

Probably similar to us in the UK with a national broadcaster (BBC) for which we're compelled to pay a yearly license fee even if we never switch to the channel.

Same here in germany we pay quarter wise 53,94 EUR for the "fee collection center of public-law broadcasting institutions in the Federal Republic of Germany"

edit: what a money for nothing.

SMS 49,165 member pay 53,94 EUR = 2.651.060,1 EUR WoW