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Which is the same as when people pay to unlock guns, premiums, etc. People do it, it's not something that needs to be proven in my opinion. But I don't know if people are going to pay much money at all on something that will eventually be gone, solved... How ever youd like to think of it. You can always jump into a death match, or wear Broloaf skin. But once the 'mystery' is solved, what are you going to do with that chisel?garfi3ld wrote: to me its a question of how much are people willing to pay to one up someone else. If cars and computers have shown me anything, there will always be someone who is willing to pay to be able to say they have something better than their peers
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garfi3ld wrote: to me its a question of how much are people willing to pay to one up someone else. If cars and computers have shown me anything, there will always be someone who is willing to pay to be able to say they have something better than their peers
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Twodavez wrote: I was talking to a co-worker who used to play a game that had a real money economy. It was a futuristic game where you had to buy bullets, guns, armor and all that. The way to make money in the game was to do PVP. If you killed someone, they would drop their items, or a certian amount of their items, then you could turn them into the Game's computer for cash credit on your account. He said he spent a few thousand on the game to get competitive, but said there are people on there with accounts in the tens of thousands. these are people who've actually spent ten to twenty thousand dollars to get the items to be a top competior in the game.
He basically called it "Legal Gambling" as it was kind of a gamble if you would kill or be killed. He said there are items on their auction house for lots of money! He quit playing it, but stil has all his gear as it goes up in price since they don't make some of it anymore.
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