[ SECRET POST #4421 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4421 ⌋

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Comments

Re: How much money have you spent on "free to play" games?

[(Anonymous)]

None. Even if I didn't realize it was a scam, I still don't have the money to waste on buying imaginary things.

Re: How much money have you spent on "free to play" games?

[(Anonymous)]

Have you never bought a video game before?

Re: How much money have you spent on "free to play" games?

[(Anonymous)]

Nope. I don't object to buying games, mind you. I thought we were talking about in-game purchases.

Re: How much money have you spent on "free to play" games?

[(Anonymous)]

what is imaginary about them?

Re: How much money have you spent on "free to play" games?

[(Anonymous)]

What makes them imaginary?

Re: How much money have you spent on "free to play" games?

[(Anonymous)]

I’ve never spent any money on video or app games, free or otherwise, but what makes them more imaginary than, idk, ebooks?

Re: How much money have you spent on "free to play" games?

[(Anonymous)]

See above comment. I don't object to buying games. I thought OP was referring to in-game purchases.

Re: How much money have you spent on "free to play" games?

[(Anonymous)]

They are (at least from what I can tell), but what's the difference between spending 19.99 once on a steam game, and say, 3.99 on an in-game purchase?