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Originally Posted by Sinkler
My concern is that if we release weapons at this set-price, we're not really helping the economy. It's necessary for a reset to take place BEFORE releasing an all-gun shop. Although, this is not an all gun shop, the consequence is that those who purchased lets say the Black Lotus at 150k, now lost 95K. This is applied to other guns. This does not help the economy, rather harms is UNLESS, as stated above a reset takes place.
Other than that comment:
GREAT JOB!
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Obviously they thought the gun was worth 150k when they bought it, otherwise they wouldn't have paid 150k for it. The stats on the gun haven't changed so what's the difference? You still attach the same perceived value to it.
Do you see people returning toilet paper to the store when they find out that it's on special at a different store? No. If they thought $4 was too much to pay for toilet paper in the first place they never would have bought it. Just because somebody else somewhere is getting it for less doesn't mean anything.
P.S. Big Macs are $1.90 USD in Hong Kong, how much are Big Macs where you live?
02-27-2011, 10:48 AM
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