2D ads make a huge difference to the overall game experience. A lot of lower quality apps in the App Store have 2D ads in them. Most of the time there are constant 2D ads on the screen, which makes the quality of the gameplay much worse.
If 2D ads are released on Roblox, many game developers will consider adding them to their games to increase their revenue. However, as more and more games become less enjoyable due to this change, players will lose interest in Roblox as a platform. At that point, most Roblox games will be no more fun to play than many games on the App Store.
Robloxâs implementation of 3D advertisements is a great way to advertise in experiences. The ads do not interrupt the gameplay experience and are not forced onto the screen.
They can set a time limit between when you can show ads
Because Roblox is dynamic it has the capability to take 2d ads and put them into a much more positive light. They can get the benefit of having 2d ads without the annoyingness of stopping gameplay at all, something that people will definitely take note of.
Weâd have to see, people may not like it because of abuse, but that might help signify that the whole game isnât being handled by people very well.
I have the immersive ad link in my creator dashboard but upon clicking on it I only see the boxes that should have statistics saying âUser does not have permissions on this resource.â What does this mean as from my understanding and it allowing me to add them to my game I should have permission?
@darkmodeonn Question, are there rules against âIncentivizingâ ad viewing for players?
We can recall back to Twitch, which used to have a very lovely system - You could opt in to watching an ad for some Bits, which could be used to support streamers.
The rates on these were really good - It was a very successful system. Perhaps it paid too well, since they removed it later, but that is beyond the point - Mobile games often use this concept too, granting rewards for ad viewings.
Would this be against roblox TOS? I canât see anything mentioning it, but perhaps there are rules somewhere I am unable to find.
I had a funny little idea - In my game Tower Simulator, where a player constructs an ever-growing tower out of bricks, players can place decorations on their tower - How funny, I thought, would it be to allow players to put Billboards that display ads on their tower? I could even grant them a few extra points for having them, just as a little benefit.
This is not currently whatâs in my game, of course, merely a fun theory - To me, based on best practices of other profitable companies (Twitch and various mobile game companies), this feels like it should be allowed - Though in the context of Roblox, I can see why it wouldnât be.
I think i posted somewhere above on this but im gonna say it again i dont know why I would (or any dev for that matter) willingly put a portal to LEAVE theyâre game can someone tell me the incentive here??
Can these ads be generated/edited with localscripts?
For example, I want to make an ad zeppelin hovering on circles around the map, which is smoother when done locally. Would it still count for visibility?
