Released Cherrier Picnic ('92 - '03) [PAID] 1.4

If I applied that logic, why would they sell BeamNG.drive underpriced?

 

Maybe it's a sweet spot.
Selling 10 copies of BeamNG for 25$ is better than selling 1 copy of BeamNG for 100$

 

Yes it is.
For us 3.80 euros is 334,89 Rubles.
So 334,89 Rubles is expensive for mod when, you can buy bread and more food for 300 Rub.

 

Go compare it to almost any paid meshslap then

 

for that you go and tell it to your government, Lucas has nothing to do with that, if you can't afford it move on

 

just don't use ruble



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on a more serious note, is this normal or was it worth more money in the past

 

But still our salary is more than 65K

 

idk if this has been reported yet but i found three bugs relating to the gauges
one, the temperature gauge goes out of range when the ignition is switched off
two, the parking brake light doesn't go off when the ignition is switched off

and three, the backlight and warning lights don't seem to like the recently added bloom effects very much, unless that's the way it's supposed to be

 

Actually, it's not expensive. If we compare the Lucas mod, and what they sell in groups in VK. Where a mod of dubious quality can cost 500-1000 rubles. And the Lucas mod is close in quality to original cars.

 

Thats true, but its kinda overrated

 

@LucasBE where can i report reuploaders to you?

 

DM him

 

i did

 

On the other hand, I think Leo has a point.
I'm fairly frugal with where I spend my money, and while $6 AUD is a pretty insubstantial amount of money, and the picnic is a well made car, it is only one car, and a fairly niche one at that.

Presuming people like LJ and Lucas keep making equivalent quality mods for this same price, there will come a time when getting 12 of these good mods might cost $50 or $100.
At that point, I (and probably others) would be getting very selective about what mods I buy; I just don't have that much interest in French hatchbacks, or 70s polish econoboxes, or plain commercial vehicles, regardless of how well made they are.

So far, Lucas has sold 1508 copies of the full Picnic, compared to 183K downloads of the demo Picnic.
Even presuming 3/4 of those demo downloads are just the same people re-downloading the 3 updates, that still leaves you with 45,750 people possessing a copy of the demo Picnic.
That means only 3.3% of people who show some interest in the mod buy the full version.

I'd be very curious to see what would happen if a mod like this were sold at a lower price.
If a mod were sold at 20% of this price, so €0.76, each buyer would be able to buy 27 mods before doubling their investment in the game, which would open up how many people would be willing to buy it.
If that got you 5x as many purchases, or 16.5% of demo users, Lucas would end up with the same amount of money, each buyer is paying less (which makes it better for people with poor currency exchange rates), and the mod ends up with a less "exclusive" stigma around it, which I'd say would be generally beneficial to the game's community.

 

and MANY MORE Torrent it like seriously or get it from modland or smth like that

 

Idk where you got those numbers from man.


totaling almost 3k picnics sold.

 

Will correct you a bit there, nearly 4k picnics sold.

 

oops didnt math correctly