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I do agree that it is lame. However, money sinks like gambling can be seen as a part of the in-game economy and are a useful tool to take money out of circulat
by devin 2y ago
I do agree that it is lame.
However, money sinks like gambling can be seen as a part of the in-game economy and are a useful tool to take money out of circulation.
I don’t necessarily have a problem with judicious use of it, but if the point of the server becomes buying in-game currency to lose it at the poker table, then yeah, that’s exploiting your users.
- robertlagrant 2y ago> and are a useful tool to take money out of circulation What does this mean? What money is being taken out of circulation?
- bravetraveler 2y agoI assume the money going into their pocket, 10/10 thieves (winners) recommend theft (winning) That's totally hyperbole. Perhaps they find themselves luckier than average - like most :) People overestimate this fairly easily/often. It's vague... Counter point: opportunity cost. Nobody can say what will/won't happen, why even try to guess at this. Most endeavors don't go as poorly as gambling. In my experience at least
- moehm 2y agoIf they talk about in-game currency, probably they mean mudflation. It's like inflation, but in games. If you can produce in-game currency out of nothing, the value drops.
- robertlagrant 2y agoOh - I see. In-game currency is taken out of circulation.
- devin 2y agoYes, this was what I was trying to describe.