Typy kont
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W Team Fortress 2 wyróżniamy dwa główne typy kont; "premium" i "darmowe". 23 czerwca 2011, wraz z wydaniem Über Update, Valve wprowadziło model "free-to-play" ("F2P"), rozróżniając typy kont na konta graczy, którzy zakupili grę przed 23 czerwca, a graczy, którzy pobrali grę później. Konta darmowe i premium różnią się tylko ograniczeniami w systemie przedmiotów, więc żadne ograniczenia nie dotyczą samej rozgrwki ani nie zapewniają konkretnym graczom przewagi nad innymi.
Spis treści
Porównanie
The free account type is defined as players who have activated the game on Steam prior to June 23, 2011 on their respective accounts. In comparison to premium accounts, free accounts offer players less capability to trade, craft, and store items in their Backpack. Free accounts reduce the player's Backpack size to only 50 slots and disable some cosmetic crafting blueprints that are available to them. In addition to this, players can only receive items through trading, but cannot send items themselves through trading. Additionally, the item drop system will only drop Standard items (only weapons).[1] Although typically gameplay restrictions are not placed on free accounts, dedicated server plugins have been developed to block players who have free accounts from connecting to the server at all. Some game-altering hat sets are also unable to be crafted. Additionally, Team Fortress 2 Beta is only available to premium players.
The premium account type is an account that had a copy of Team Fortress 2 purchased prior to June 23, 2011 or any free account that has activated the game by making a purchase from the Mann Co. Store. The premium account type does not have newer restrictions on obtaining and storing items, nor on standard gameplay. Players who purchased Team Fortress 2 prior to June 23, 2011 were also rewarded with the Proof of Purchase, a headwear item for all classes.
Item system restrictions
| Feature | Free | Premium |
|---|---|---|
| Backpack | Limited to 50 slots | 300 slots (expandable to 1000 with the use of the Backpack Expander tool) |
| Items | Standard[1] | Standard, Rare and Cosmetic[1] |
| Crafting | Limited blueprints[2] | All blueprints |
| Trading | Can only receive items | Can send and receive items |
| Gift Wrap | Can only receive gift-wrapped items | Can send and receive gift-wrapped items |
Upgrading account type
Players with free accounts can upgrade their account to a premium account by making a purchase of any amount from the Mann Co. Store. While the least expensive item on the Store at present is the Crit-a-Cola (priced at $0,99 / £0,79 / 0,95€ / 96rubli / R$ 5,49 / 3,75zł), the minimum amount that can be stored in the player's Steam Wallet (required to purchase items) is $5.00/£4.00/5.00€. Upon purchasing any item, the player's account is immediately upgraded to premium, and all previously-imposed restrictions are removed.
Players who had previously purchased a retail copy of Team Fortress 2 will have their account upgraded to premium upon activation of the game on Steam, and will also receive the Proof of Purchase item.[1]
Demonstration
See also
References
- ↑ a b c d Free-to-Play FAQ, teamfortress.com, June 23, 2011. Accessed June 26, 2011.
- ↑ List of blueprints available to free account types
External links
- Free-to-Play FAQ on the TF2 Official Website
