I’m not worrying about you; I was responding to a comment directed at me. My point was that you’re wasting all of them on crates for items you don’t want anyway, so why buy them at all? Buying in bulk during a sale is a good deal for someone that spends crowns very often. Since you don’t, it’s not a good deal for you. It leaves you doing things like this, where you consistently have more than you know what to do with and just spend them for the sake of it.That’s not accurate. By definition, they’re a form of currency. Now he did traded real-life currency for virtual currency, which some may consider bad all on its own. But I wasn’t talking about that. If he doesn’t mind wasting all his crowns, that’s on him. But I can’t comprehend why someone in their right mind would wait for a sale to buy all these crowns in bulk and then waste them all for literally no reason, lmao. It’s spending just for the sake of spending.Malacthulhu wrote: »[Snip][Snip]SydneyGrey wrote: »And here comes the troll army ....
"Waaahhh gambling addiction!"
"Waaahhh you deserve what you get!"
Waaaahhh a fool and his money!"
"Waaahhh people like you are what's wrong with MMOs!"
"Waaaahhhh gamblecrates!"
There, did I do good?
By the way, I'm not saying people have to like the crates. I've just seen a lot of people being bullied about them on this forum. I don't *love* the crates, myself (wish they just put it all in the crown store instead), but I'm strongly against people being bullied just because they bought crates.
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Once crowns were purchased the money was thrown away regardless how the crowns were spent. The crowns are not a currency just coupons.
Let me teach you math.
Normal price:
14 x $39.99 = $559.86
Sale price:
14 x $23.99 = $335.86
$559.86 - $335.86 = $224.00
That is $224.00 I can use on something else because I saved money by purchasing crowns on sale. If you can’t comprehend why someone would rather waste $335.86 instead of $559.86, you will probably never get to the point in life where you will have extra money to spend (waste) on things. It really isn’t as difficult as you are making it out to be. Stop worrying about me so much and worry about more important things.
Thunderknuckles wrote: »OP, I don't mean to be too personal, but you spent roughly $750.00 on crown crates? SWTOR did this very thing where they dropped the chance of getting rare items to, literally, almost 0%. Astonishingly, people still buy those things up even though they get cargo ship loads of actual garbage.
It’s an ok question to ask. I actually spent about $330. During the last crown sale you could purchase 5500 crowns for 23.99. I purchased more than that amount of crowns, but just showing you the math for the crown crates. I also have crowns from subscribing every month.
Wreuntzylla wrote: »For all of you that think people with addictions deserve what they get and must be stupid something.
https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2016/12/losing-it-all/505814/
Enjoy.
Wreuntzylla wrote: »For all of you that think people with addictions deserve what they get and must be stupid something.
https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2016/12/losing-it-all/505814/
Enjoy.
Oh Holy Crap stop. People don't have "addictions" just because they buy crown crates, even if it's a lot of them. Stop that stupid nonsense.Wreuntzylla wrote: »For all of you that think people with addictions deserve what they get and must be stupid something.
https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2016/12/losing-it-all/505814/
Enjoy.
I bought 30 crates, all I wanted was a mount, now all I want is my crowns back...
Wreuntzylla wrote: »For all of you that think people with addictions deserve what they get and must be stupid something.
https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2016/12/losing-it-all/505814/
Enjoy.
For many gambling addicts, the zone itself becomes more desirable even than winning. Schüll describes it as “a state of ongoing, undiminished possibility that came to trump the finite reward of a win.” The zone provides an escape from life’s daily troubles, from past trauma, and even from the gambling debt accumulating with each spin. Players have gone for 14, 15, 16 hours or more playing continuously. They have become so absorbed in the machines that they left their young children unattended in cars, wet themselves without noticing, and neglected to eat for hours.
SydneyGrey wrote: »And here comes the troll army ....
"Waaahhh gambling addiction!"
"Waaahhh you deserve what you get!"
Waaaahhh a fool and his money!"
"Waaahhh people like you are what's wrong with MMOs!"
"Waaaahhhh gamblecrates!"
There, did I do good?
By the way, I'm not saying people have to like the crates. I've just seen a lot of people being bullied about them on this forum. I don't *love* the crates, myself (wish they just put it all in the crown store instead), but I'm strongly against people being bullied just because they bought crates.
lordrichter wrote: »MasterSpatula wrote: »Sigh.
This just makes me more guilty that I got the Ice Dragur Senche mount in one of my free crates, since I think they're over-the-top and silly looking but plainly some people really, really wanted one.
The odds of this happening are less than 1%.
Always baffled how people get ultra rare apex mounts in only a few openings, and judging off the forums, it seems that a fair amount do?
Random is random that way.
There is no guarantee that the RNG that they use is really random, though. I have long suspected that they have caps on the random reward, or some similar machanism that changes the drop rate if high tier items are being handed out too much. For some reason, it always seems like the drop rate is much higher in the first week or so after release, and then drops off.
No math or numbers to back that up. though. Just always feels that way.
Uhh that's basically what I'm suggesting.
It's very fishy to me that he can get so lucky with the mount drop, but I am not fully informed on the inner workings of the crate system..
But I can’t comprehend why someone in their right mind would wait for a sale to buy all these crowns in bulk and then waste them all for literally no reason, lmao. It’s spending just for the sake of spending.