WHAT I THINK

[origamigem]

Gaia should do like meez and make games where you can earn some GC  

[AURYN Falkor]

that would be nice for users, however, Gaia the business would loose money in the process of making the game and handing out cash unless the game was sponsored by someone such as MTV, Skittles, etc  

[origamigem]

AURYN Falkor

that would be nice for users, however, Gaia the business would loose money in the process of making the game and handing out cash unless the game was sponsored by someone such as MTV, Skittles, etc

well Meez uses games like Diner dash and get payed for having the demo's so if Gaia did that we the user get some GC and Gaia get payed for having the demo's  

[DR Harry P Ness]

AURYN Falkor

that would be nice for users, however, Gaia the business would loose money in the process of making the game and handing out cash unless the game was sponsored by someone such as MTV, Skittles, etc

The game could be about those companies. So it's a game and advertisement in one. Plus you're getting something from it.
I just don't see how Gaia doesn't get enough money just from its users.  

[kurayami shadow]

DR Harry P Ness

AURYN Falkor

that would be nice for users, however, Gaia the business would loose money in the process of making the game and handing out cash unless the game was sponsored by someone such as MTV, Skittles, etc

The game could be about those companies. So it's a game and advertisement in one. Plus you're getting something from it.
I just don't see how Gaia doesn't get enough money just from its users.

Gaia has tons of money i think because of the sponsers and the user buying gaia cash  

[abandoned_nr_5448214]

I don't know - gaia is darn big now. They have countless forums, accounts (for every member there's got to be at least 2 mules, and they never remove inactive or banned members) games, zomg, arenas, towns, cinemas, that videothingie that noone remembers, shops, marketplace - and tons of other things I can't remember.

It. Is. HUGE.

And it takes lots of money to run something of this size.