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[xNiX]

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When someone uses PS I just ASSUME it's torrented. Who buys that crap retail? It's almost as disproportionately expensive as paying 40k for an FFR profile :P

Very bad comparison. Money has value. Credits don't. :/

[blindreper1179]

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Credits did at one point. So it's valid!

[xNiX]

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Credits did at one point. So it's valid!

Money still has not lost its value so therefore it is a invalid comparison.

Besides, can you put a number down for 700$ worth of credits? Don't worry I'll wait.

[blindreper1179]

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Well, at the time of subscriptions, the average cost of people buying subs for credits was 175k for a year. If I remember that was 20 bucks? so it's 6,125,000 credits.

[AlexDest]

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Well, at the time of subscriptions, the average cost of people buying subs for credits was 175k for a year. If I remember that was 20 bucks? so it's 6,125,000 credits.

yeah its not like they placed a random value of credits on subscriptions in exchange of buying it with actual money

definitely not

nope

no way

[Mike Weedmark]

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Hasty math: $700 on ~minimum wage is about 100 man hours of work. 6 million credits would be many many thousands more than that. I would estimate 40k credits to be no less than $250 worth of playing, significantly more if starting with zero skill.

[blindreper1179]

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/troll. -_-

[Mike Weedmark]

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I wasn't trying to disprove you. I was just responding to xNiX. People can pay whatever they want for profiles, some members DO have millions that they got in various ways and they're entitled to piss it away however they want because credits don't really do anything lol. A newbie is a different story. Great profiles aren't very hard to make and asking for something very very far outside their means is dickish.

[Sky Kitten]

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Alright, I think this thread has had enough.