Agreed. They can't just leap after players, trying to chase after them like a legally safe knockoff of an '80s horror character with swords for fingers instead of knives. They have to lure the players far enough in to get them to impale themselves with fun.

(Note: I have absolutely NO experience with this kind of business model, something to keep in mind when I say stuff)

I'm just hoping it won't be a easy thing to do.

Too many Nobz not enough Boyz...don't want that.

Someone put a leash on Miguel .

Any Slaanesh follower volunteers?

Yeah, we need a bad guy f2p faction!

I'm all for free to WAAAGH! players being allowed to advance in the ork race. I intend to buy the game if I enjoy it, and I also intend on playing other races besides da orks, so it's not like I'm losing any reason to buy the game.

I don't mind F2WAAGH having several aspects that are interesting and don't force the player to buy the game. Such as a basic character appearance customization, leading squads or other medium to small groups, and basic weapon/class selection. So they feel interested and partly involved in their Ork Boy... But! I don't think they should get everything the faction has to offer for free. Even if they put in a billion hrs they shouldn't have everything. The thing is someone that drops $40 on the game to play an Ork should always have access to options that are of importance that F2WAAGH doesn't have. Purely because I shouldn't be on the same boat as a free player just because the faction I like is the one you can play for free. That kind of business plan either influences me to not buy the game (which I already have) or move to another faction where I feel like my purchase did something.

Free orks won't have access to nobs and elite/hero classes and not sure if they can spawn vehicles...

You see I don't mind them using their earned points to use hero classes or spawn vehicles. Being mindless killing machines is fine, but their should be a barrier on their ability to be customized their appearance and be warbosses (high ranking leaders).

It's all still being looked at atm. The devs have said they'll talk more about F2Waaagh! when they get closer to launch and can assess the need for those players, whilst incentivizing them to actually pony up the 40 teef and making you feel like your money was well spent. The takeaway is that they're really paying attention to us on this (which they always do) so I wouldn't be surprised to see a vote or discussion thread pop up in the Founder forums for paying Orks to share their thoughts on acceptable F2P limits