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How much do you spend for the game?  ;)
Personal like playing game, such as WOW, ArcheAge, ESO, FFXIV... has spent a lot of money for them :(

Dam I spend around 6 hours a day playing all kinds of games I have a pretty gaming fulfilled life & when I WAS younger I always wanted to be a game tester...in a way I succeeded.

I spend a lot of time and effort; never really wanted to invest actual money in a game, since I liked to spend it on other stuff

I control my time on games quite effective and only on for around 2 hours maximum.

Well.. for WoW I already spent what would be ~150$ USD and on Elsword I already spent ~200$USD.

Actually, I take that back. I invested $50 in Maplestory, back when it was popular, and then sold the account for $200

Succeeded in getting paid for testing the games, or only partly succeeded (you just play them)? :)

I don't usually pay to play games. And I don't really have much time to play at all.

I bought a game for $115 dollars before. I forgot what it was. I think it NBA 2k12.

I spent many time to play game, but i only play free game, it hasn't to lost any BTC .

in end year like now, i usually spend around $150 to buy some new games
great games usually release this period of time, after E3 :D

Wait for the free Steam deals! Or the $1 deals! haha savin all the monies.

I spend about $50 on Steam so far (since August) for games and items. Can't resist to buy new campaign and weapon skins on CS:GO ::)

I spend a lot of time and money... on steam i bought like 50 games per month
And if there's a sale on Steam .. i spent all my money... and with humble bundles

50 games a month? That's more than one game a day :)

I only play games on my ipad, I think the max I spend on games is €15 per month.

Can anyone tell me what is so special about CS:GO? People spend hundreds of dollars for only a knife!!??

Spent $1-2k or so on WoW.. Played from Vanilla 1.10 to Cataclysm.

i don't spend any money on in-game items, you can play for free and still have fun lol

The same problem is on DotA2 and TF2: the itens are too rare.
You open a box that each chance costs 5 bucks. Ok so far, but here is the problem: there is only 1% that you will receive an item of the most epic quality of the game. And it isn't every single item of those 1% that has a nice visual.
Just to you get the idea, hats on TF2 of this quality can vary from 30 bucks to fcking 10000 dollars. The price is relative to the uniqueness of the item and its apperance.

The idea of paying to win at videogames is the dumbest concept i've heard of all times.

I spent like 40 dollars for the TI4 compendium for DOTA 2.  I would consider the money well spent though.

@DarkHyudrA $10k for a hat? Even real hats aren't worth that much. Some people really have too much money.


Not for those getting the money. But it's our fault really. While people are willing to pay for it, more and more content is going to be pushed out under that concept.

I used to spend a lot of time when I was younger, something like 6-10 hours a day just gaming.

Now, I find myself spending more time on forums.

So what if you profit from it in the end? My friend invested $40 and made over $500 in Diablo II.

I spent 2 years on WoW playing almost all day from the beginning on US servers, can't remember how much it cost. Just realised it was a decade ago... time goes by fast and WoW is still around :D

I've spent hundreds of XMR on CryptoKingdom so far.

For those that play WoW, it's easy to make enough money so that you're playing for free, maybe even profiting...although it could violate the terms of service haha

WoW isn't for free.
Free players can't hold much gold, and can't trade with other players.

Gold ain't worth shit anymore, I used to sell back in Wrath and even then I got payed very little. I wished I would have sold in TBC, had unlimited gold due to JC being a mega money maker, then it was worth something.

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