Some people have history and go on and on . I have learnt not bother with them . Life becomes easy .you should do the same
oh No Iâve been insulted, what can I do? Ah yes know Iâm correct and leave you in youâre deluded state of mind!
Btw how much is white powder, you may need some.
Ah you know when the personal insults arrive itâs time to laugh and let them get i with it tbh.
How much do you pay for the entertainment you get? Thatâs basically the idea.
Likely, the Humble Bundle games would provide far less entertainment hours than WoW, so although they might have comparable price, they would actually provide less value.
Recognize that itâs more logical to compare apples to apples and not apples to oranges? I.e. games to games and not games to cinemas or other random things?
SighâŚWhy do I even bother?
Yes please give up, youâre getting boring now, and still refuse to see that the examples given are both forms of entertainment, but hey if you canât see that, then who am I to try to educate you.
Ok one last attempt because apparently, Iâm a moron (which btw is Welsh for Carrot)
I pay ÂŁ45 for BfA which is updated through a two year cycle, or do I buy CoD, at ÂŁ50, which I could complete in a week?
There does that help you?
Thatâs because âforms of entertainmentâ is a very broad term that you can put litterally anyting into. I thought I illustrated that already.
But CoD is also an insanely expensive game (probably because itâs also an Activision Blizzard game!).
âInsanely expensiveâ compare to what exactly? Isnât that basically the standard full price for a AAA title?
Wouldnât bother tbh
depends entirely on the quality of the filmâŚ
Lol definitely WoW then these days because apparently Cinema is dying, go figure
Yeah, for a full game. But CoD doesnât give you the full game for âŹ60. It gives you the Standard Edition. Then thereâs still the Digital Deluxe and the Enhanced versions. And youâre not really getting around that Black Ops Pass one way or the other, because thatâs where the extra zombie stuff is.
Regardless, I have to fuzz off for a while. Iâll just wrap my point up in a logical manner.
When a WoW expansion is released the subscriber numbers sky-rocket.
So clearly WoW is an interesting and appealing game to lots of people.
But after a month or two a lot of people unsubscribe from the game again.
Why is that? If WoW is a good game and itâs good value for money, then surely all the people who bought the expansion would continue being subscribed, wouldnât they?
I see two explanations: Either WoW doesnât provide enough content relative to the subscription cost, or it does provide great content but the subscription cost is too high.
I find it illogical to say that WoW is great value for money, yet half the playerbase unsubscribes after 1-2 months. That doesnât appear like a game thatâs viewed as great value for money. People would stick around if it was. But they donât.
That is my issue, it may be what some consider more value for money but when it doesnât have anything that appeals to you, it just becomes a waste of money.
and i supposed you are gonna pay the salary of all the people working at Blizzard and around the world�?
Easy enough to say that you have 10 games or whatever for that price, but what use are they if they just sit on your hard drive!
i donât care how much money mr kaotic has, or even what the value of money is, thatâs always going to be a personal matter, the important thing is how much of that sub money is being invested in the gameâŚseems to be a few people here missing that pointâŚ
The thing is tho, if the subscription is removed, then youâd know nothing will be put back into the game, which is why itâs the best option
Yeah stuff taking up space on my hard drive for no reason doesnât sound good.
I stick all mine on an external HD