What you don't want is this game on a consul like playstation or xbox. That's probably one of the worsts things that could happen to it. Sony and Microsoft are franchises, they are in the business to make money, now if you want them to make FH into a system game, they would charge money. Instead of getting this game for free like you currently do. You would probably have to pay anywhere between 20 - 40 bucks for it. And that might be a "play by yourself" mode like Wolf Quest you just run around and hunt things. Even though Sony and/or Microsoft might add in prey and make an attack system and so on for the game. Less glitching since they are uber crazy about their graphics and so on.
Now add in the online mode like we all currently play and you'll see the price jump up to 40-80 bucks. And then they might do a "monthly" fee type of thing like WoW has. People are willing to play Wow of course and they are willing to pay the money per month. But then you would have installments and updates that mini packs that you could probably buy. So instead a new map might be an installment and you might have to pay five dollars for each one. And I have nine maps currently and five dollars per map would bring me up to 45 dollars, including minimum price for online another forty dollars, we're up to 85 now, and then let's say I want an installment. (A WoW installment can be up to 60 dollars) So let's say I pay another 60 dollars. 145 dollars in total for all of that. Now let's add in a 20 dollar monthly fee. We're up to 165 dollars to play a game. And I know members that have up to 20 maps. 100 dollars just for those maps. Oh and then let's say that your an administrator of a group. Still being out to make money they would probably charge you 15 dollars to have a group with a TM copy right name as long as you have it. Now we're up to 180 dollars. Then how you get the "map maker" for free they would probably tag on another 10 dollars. 190 so far. Then presents! Oh yes, customize your character's markings to something that doesn't come with the game. They would see dollar signs. Let's say... another 15 right there. 205 dollars so far. Do you still want to pay? (Wow for some packs cost 80 dollars)
Eh. Going "professional" might not be a good idea after you look at all the costs that would go into it. Remember, those big companies like Sony & Microsoft probably will never go out of business. Same way with Nintendo, so they can happily charge through the roof, and people would be more than content to pay it. That's probably still not even coming close to all the things they would charge for. But do you think your parents are willing to pay 205 dollars for a game that you might play for a month or two and then dump? Probably not.
But that's my take on it. ^_^
