Rift going Free to Play

By Muhammad Farrukh
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Muhammad Farrukh

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The title says it all, but I will just restate it anyways

Rift is going f2p soon (June 12th to be exact I believe) and currently you can play the first 20 levels of it for free anyways, so any one planning on giving it a shot? Its supposed to be one of the best MMO's out there right now....

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Also if you use the Raptr service and accumulate enough hours you can get a free copy of the base game, plus Storm Legion (the expansion) and 30 days game time. Which means, you'd be one of the "Patrons" off the bat, and get all the benefits that gives you aka more bag slots, more souls to use (the SL specific souls) etc etc. All you gotta do is run Raptr while you play Rift and I think do 15 hours or maybe 20 of playtime (not even play time, just running time really) and blamo there you go.

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Even thought I only got the game with all the expansion plus 30 days free almost a month ago (from raptr), I miss the pre f2p speeds. Was downloading all the patches and the full game with max my download speed (100mbit), but now it's hell to even download a small patch: http://i.imgur.com/RtvmMSb.jpg

I don't envy those that need to download the full game :D

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Also if you use the Raptr service and accumulate enough hours you can get a free copy of the base game, plus Storm Legion (the expansion) and 30 days game time. Which means, you'd be one of the "Patrons" off the bat, and get all the benefits that gives you aka more bag slots, more souls to use (the SL specific souls) etc etc. All you gotta do is run Raptr while you play Rift and I think do 15 hours or maybe 20 of playtime (not even play time, just running time really) and blamo there you go.

 

Do I have to add Rift to the games I play to receive these rewards or can I select them once I accumulate enough time?

 

EDIT: Ok I'm now browsing through Raptr... this is awesome!

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Also if you use the Raptr service and accumulate enough hours you can get a free copy of the base game, plus Storm Legion (the expansion) and 30 days game time. Which means, you'd be one of the "Patrons" off the bat, and get all the benefits that gives you aka more bag slots, more souls to use (the SL specific souls) etc etc. All you gotta do is run Raptr while you play Rift and I think do 15 hours or maybe 20 of playtime (not even play time, just running time really) and blamo there you go.

 

Is this still possible ? seems they only have mounts, pets and armor for rift now. 

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It's kind of weird since the reward is listed on the featured banner on the rewards page. but when you click it they only list the pets...

 

Yeah I looked through the rewards page as well, and apparently these are limited time offers and that one expired already. Hopefully in the future they give more.

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