How much do you spend for the game?

[Gronthaing]

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

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

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.

[AmericanEagle]

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.

[TheNinja]

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

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

[oblixster]

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

[saddambitcoin]

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

[TheNinja]

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

[DarkHyudrA]

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.

[sickhouse]

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

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.

[gabol1]

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