Poll: will you were a halo t-shirt
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If it has a cool design on it then I'd probably consider it.
EDIT: It also depends on how expensive it is.
EDIT: It also depends on how expensive it is.
No, no I wouldn't. I have not yet embraced simulacra sufficiently to enact a direct exchange of real world money for a virtual item.
Even though any time I ever play an MMO I do this exact thing indirectly given that the time spent earning game money equates to some percentage of my monthly fee which constitutes real money.
Even though any time I ever play an MMO I do this exact thing indirectly given that the time spent earning game money equates to some percentage of my monthly fee which constitutes real money.
Trust me, lots of people will be buying these things. Microsoft will be making much more money than the apparently tiny sum they paid Rare to make the crude unimaginative avatars. Lots of profit. And yet Live remains so costly.
No, I wouldn't buy it. If, however, they would have avatar clothing tied to achievements, that I would get behind 100%.
My Avatar already sports a suave and sophisticated white suit that is simply too awesome to change.
It would be earning clothing along with gamerscore.Internet Kraken said:
I don't have a problem with selling avatar clothing and accessories as a business practice. Truthfully, it's really not all that different from developers selling themes and gamerpics; they don't really have any functional purpose, but they're cool to look at.
That said, I'm not exactly going to rush out and buy a pack of Halo shirts for my avatar. I'm really not a big enough fan of the series to justify the expense. If it were Street Fighter or Mega Man, though, I'd be all over it.
That said, I'm not exactly going to rush out and buy a pack of Halo shirts for my avatar. I'm really not a big enough fan of the series to justify the expense. If it were Street Fighter or Mega Man, though, I'd be all over it.
What? No. I mean, if you earn a particularly tough achievement, you get some sort of clothing from the game (Shepard's Armor, Ezio's Robe, etc).Internet Kraken said:
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Why would anyone pay for gold in WoW? Might not make sense to us, but someone will. Someone always does.MaxTheReaper said:
"Everything is worth what its purchaser is willing to pay for it"
Capitalist maxim... or at least, the closest thing to a maxim capitalism has.
Capitalist maxim... or at least, the closest thing to a maxim capitalism has.
The maximum I will pay is a buck, and that would have to be for something really cool like the full master chief armor or something
Wha? So you give them your money, and they give you something which makes your avatar look for a Halo fanboy? Why is that desirable at all...
