Where can I find Gaijin Entertainment's recent financial statements?

Originally posted by XEE2: I would like to hear if any of you know where to find it at?

Such would not be public info, afaik.

Originally posted by XEE2: Not at all, I just want to know more about the company that has developed a game I have played for 7 years.

I won't doubt your provided reason, but I think "most people" would have a much... different angle... for requesting such info.

Originally posted by editengine: Google tells me they are merging with Gaea and will offer an IPO later.

Huh... learn something new every day. Was never aware of this until you mentioned it... But seems legitimate enough :?

Originally posted by piddlefoot: I wonder if anyone has added up what this game can actually cost if you pay to win everything right out to its limits, all crews planes everything... Ive seen people say, oh you can level right up everything for 400 bucks, but that is so not true.

Gaijin rely on this to make there big money, its a clever business plan, even if over priced, no doubt about it.

At points, that was more true than not. Back in 2012, 2013, --yes-- you could pretty much get "end-game" content for a nation with $100-200. Also worth noting that there were --only-- airplanes, and that the tech trees at the time were probably only a third (perhaps less?) of what they are today.

By the time that you multiply out for the sheer quantity of content, (Aim for the high side, and say current trees are 4x what they were), $800 to reach end-game stuff (approximately 160,000 GE, for one aircraft nation).... sounds "about right".


FWIW- Gaijin has ALWAYS been a for-profit. They have never masqueraded as a charity or NFP. So the idea that they're "out there to make big money" and "have a clever business plan" should surprise... nobody.

Also FWIW, their "over priced" stuff, while I will concede that it can be expensive, at full price tends to be less than the competition, and that Gaijin has historically been very good about offering very-nearly-global-everything-included 50% off sales twice a year.