the subscription model is ok depending on where you live

[Guest corriander]

im sure if you live in america or the eu the price isint that bad but here in australia 35$ for 3 months is quite a bit i know in other place its like 15$ for 3 months but we have to pay 2x the price and we have super ping and idk if its just me i cant find any trial so thats just what i think of the subscription model i would be fine with paying a 6$ month subscription but its just a bit much and dont even look at the nz prices

[JohnnyTazer]

We get the cheaper prices because what is commonly believed about the US is wrong, America is a 3rd world country.  We need the discount.

[Kezzle]

Is that $35AUS? That's barely different to the US price. Near identical to the Euro price. Your standard of living is no worse than ours and other prices as comparable as any other two first world nations (which is to say subject to minor variations but broadly similar across the piece). If you're havering over a dollar here and there, maybe you should consider where else you can get better value for money?

[Luukullus]

2 hours ago, Kezzle said:

Is that $35AUS? That's barely different to the US price. Near identical to the Euro price. Your standard of living is no worse than ours and other prices as comparable as any other two first world nations (which is to say subject to minor variations but broadly similar across the piece). If you're havering over a dollar here and there, maybe you should consider where else you can get better value for money?

Yep thats correctly.

 

(Values rounded)
21€ = 35 AUD

[Ghuton]

Can be worst my friend.
 

Here in Brazil:

$20=R$118,00=11%'s minimum wage.

[Kezzle]

1 hour ago, Ghuton said:

Can be worst my friend.
 

Here in Brazil:

$20=R$118,00=11%'s minimum wage.

Now *that* is a financial commitment worth giving more than a few moments' consideration. Respect.