Goblin Squad Member
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I'm pleased I had the opportunity to support this kickstarter. It’s great to grow the Pathfinder community on all platforms. As we get closer to starting to the game going live, I've realized I won't have the time to invest in Pathfinder Online. The game looks awesome, but I'm simply more of a tabletop gamer, and need to keep the time I have available to my first passion.
I funded at the Crowdforger Pioneer level, which apparently includes “a three-month game subscription, a New Player Pack of consumables, and a Pathfinder Alliance Pack” plus some of the daily deals. So what are my options now that I've decided I won't use my subscription?
Thanks!
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Goblin Squad Member
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You can sell it to someone else, probably for close to, or even more than, what you paid for it. You can give it to someone else. You can try it out and see if it interests you. You can sit on it for a month or a year and then do any of the above. It isn't going to expire soon, and if you are happy with what you got, there's really no rush to do anything.
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Goblin Squad Member
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Caldeathe has the right of it: you decide when the clock runs on those three months, so you have the flexibility to do as you choose. The value of that account may increase in the future, as it has a Destiny's Twin, which will never be available again; there are also quite a few people who don't have one of those today, and know they want it.
You're in a "winning" position either way.
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Goblin Squad Member
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Caldeathe has the right of it: you decide when the clock runs on those three months, so you have the flexibility to do as you choose. The value of that account may increase in the future, as it has a Destiny's Twin, which will never be available again; there are also quite a few people who don't have one of those today, and know they want it.
You're in a "winning" position either way.
The Destiny twin (providing it stays a "once only" thing - no guarantee of that) means your account long term will be worth a lot more than you paid for it.