Comes the latest provocation from the boss of Valve Players annoying, unnecessarily occupying the server, should pay a higher price for the game, while players nice and reliable, those with whom it is fun to play, should even have them for free, according to Gabe Newell. The statements come from the boss of Valve Develop an argument with which he spoke of what the best way to make users pay the developers.
"The industry is based on a model in which there is the same price for everyone," said Newell. "But this is a mistake, and we want to solve it with our philosophy on how to create entertainment products." "What we want to do is create a pricing system optimized for each user to see what works best for everyone.
We want to give all users a set of options regarding how they pay for content." "For example, you could charge more or less based on how much fun playing with certain people. There are people who enter into a server and brings tons of other people, but there's other people that when I enter a server that makes others want to leave.
"" We should find a way to store this information "Newell continued," and create a system of rewards for people who bring something positive to the community. "" So, basically, a person 'desirable' for the community should have free games, while those that hold attitudes annoying to other players would have to pay more to play.
"What do you think? Source: Eurogamer 
"The industry is based on a model in which there is the same price for everyone," said Newell. "But this is a mistake, and we want to solve it with our philosophy on how to create entertainment products." "What we want to do is create a pricing system optimized for each user to see what works best for everyone.
We want to give all users a set of options regarding how they pay for content." "For example, you could charge more or less based on how much fun playing with certain people. There are people who enter into a server and brings tons of other people, but there's other people that when I enter a server that makes others want to leave.
"" We should find a way to store this information "Newell continued," and create a system of rewards for people who bring something positive to the community. "" So, basically, a person 'desirable' for the community should have free games, while those that hold attitudes annoying to other players would have to pay more to play.
"What do you think? Source: Eurogamer
He is right. There are some troll that you don't to play with but you can ban them because they are annoying but they don't commit any ban crime.
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