Lol..

just remember in the end they are all losers for playing that game

I see you're in your sour puss days today.

This is not a good thing. Blizzard still wins its gross

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By spending your time in a game instead of working to earn money, you are a whale. You are choosing the game over money… smh

Thank you. Exactly. The game currency could have been cashed out. It basically holds same value which was why it was compared to $50,000, because it was $50,000. A whale is a whale is a whale.

Wouldn't that only be in true if he didn't play at work? If he hand-farmed all that gold, that was on his free time. Thus "spending your time instead of working to earn money" doesn't really apply..?

Sorry I'm confused

This post was edited by ChocolateCoveredGummyBears on Jun 26 2022 03:19pm

I see you still spam in game forum of a game you dont even play
Instead you invest your time elswhere and play game or anything.

But any player of immortal who play game for free or bought 5$ - 20.000$ did better than you did, with your 20.000$ paid to d2jsp for your 10% warning with your Black stars behind name.. seeems.

And when i click your profile, your photo gallery, your recent topics, your recent posts, your forum gold, i dont see anything.. i see nothing from 2015-2022 only 20.000$ paid to forumsby your black stars.

Who is loser in here? We all can clearly see, very clearly.

This post was edited by Hamm on Jun 26 2022 03:47pm

When in-game currency holds a USD value, it's the same as the dollar you would have spent. I'm not sure what you don't understand right now. If I had "whatever" worth $20.00 USD, you have 2 options. You can find a way to sell it for, let's say, a gift card worth $20, you can than sell that gift card on Ebay or go use it for your groceries or whatever. However you look at it, that currency was worth $20.

I'm breaking this down for no reason because you will ignore the point here.

The WOW gold woulnd't have been given a "$50,000" value if it wasn't worth that, in USD. He had 2 options. He could have cashed it out real world trading or did what he did. He chose to trade it off for Diablo Immortal.

I wouldn't have done what he did. He could have bought a nice car.

EDIT: It doesn't matter HOW he gained the currency. Why does that effect the value of it? If a pimp made a woman bring him $1,000, does that mean that $1,000 is worth less or nothing? I don't get how you don't get it.

This post was edited by Soul Snatcha on Jun 26 2022 03:49pm