Life is all about maximizing neurotransmitter release to our reward centers. I am sure if we look close enough at our life, we've paid exorbitant amounts for stuff.
But if you have 18k to burn, go burn it on whatever makes you happy. He could be an oil rich saudi kid. That would be basically be his allowance.
Either way, money usually doesn't make people happy, the absence of it sure does, but not the plethora of it.
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Club Neverdie, located on a virtual asteroid near a virtual planet in a virtual universe, just sold for $635,000 real dollars.
"Club Neverdie" is one of the hottest virtual properties in the Entropia Universe, the first virtual world with a real cash economy. An asteroid around Planet Calypso, Entropia's first planet, is the club's home. Jacobs bought the asteroid in 2005 for $100,000, after taking out a mortgage on his real-life house, according to Forbes.
Since then, Club Neverdie became a haven for other players visiting its bio-domes, nightclub, stadium and mall. Jacobs was making around $200,000 in actual cash every year from players purchasing virtual goods and services, Forbes explains.
I think the Feds are cracking down on a lot of this virtual income stuff.
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This person must be single. If I spent that much money, my wife would kick me out of my house for good...
I'm with you. Every time Steam has a sale I have be careful not to get divorced,
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Club Neverdie, located on a virtual asteroid near a virtual planet in a virtual universe, just sold for $635,000 real dollars.
"Club Neverdie" is one of the hottest virtual properties in the Entropia Universe, the first virtual world with a real cash economy. An asteroid around Planet Calypso, Entropia's first planet, is the club's home. Jacobs bought the asteroid in 2005 for $100,000, after taking out a mortgage on his real-life house, according to Forbes.
Since then, Club Neverdie became a haven for other players visiting its bio-domes, nightclub, stadium and mall. Jacobs was making around $200,000 in actual cash every year from players purchasing virtual goods and services, Forbes explains.
I think the Feds are cracking down on a lot of this virtual income stuff.
I've read on many places including youtube video about this game selling some crazy amounts of real money including a 6 million dollars planet sold awhile back. The thing is I'm a cable guy and install internet so I run into gamers all the time and I'm not shy to talk about gaming and never ever ran into someone that plays this, it has to be an European kinda game cause here in USA never saw anyone playing it. I've had customers that played Second Life and their only incoming in real life was that game selling things in game made by photoshop or something I don't understand that game.
Club Neverdie, located on a virtual asteroid near a virtual planet in a virtual universe, just sold for $635,000 real dollars.
"Club Neverdie" is one of the hottest virtual properties in the Entropia Universe, the first virtual world with a real cash economy. An asteroid around Planet Calypso, Entropia's first planet, is the club's home. Jacobs bought the asteroid in 2005 for $100,000, after taking out a mortgage on his real-life house, according to Forbes.
Since then, Club Neverdie became a haven for other players visiting its bio-domes, nightclub, stadium and mall. Jacobs was making around $200,000 in actual cash every year from players purchasing virtual goods and services, Forbes explains.
I think the Feds are cracking down on a lot of this virtual income stuff.
I've read on many places including youtube video about this game selling some crazy amounts of real money including a 6 million dollars planet sold awhile back. The thing is I'm a cable guy and install internet so I run into gamers all the time and I'm not shy to talk about gaming and never ever ran into someone that plays this, it has to be an European kinda game cause here in USA never saw anyone playing it. I've had customers that played Second Life and their only incoming in real life was that game selling things in game made by photoshop or something I don't understand that game.
I once saw a documentary about people how had setup businesses in Second life and was able to support themselves with the profits off their virtual business.
Second Life's real estate barons
Published on Mar 18, 2010
A couple quit their daytime jobs to make a living from the stable housing market in Second Life.
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To be fair, the odds are there that at least some of that silver came from the Pearl shop. That's probably a strong motivator behind these super exclusive items - encouraging players to quickly buy some Pearl Stuff in the hope that they can make enough to win these things (and waste time and money in the process xD).
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To be fair, the odds are there that at least some of that silver came from the Pearl shop. That's probably a strong motivator behind these super exclusive items - encouraging players to quickly buy some Pearl Stuff in the hope that they can make enough to win these things (and waste time and money in the process xD).
I thought the same but when I looked it up seems many believe there's really no efficient way to convert RL cash to silver quickly.
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To be fair, the odds are there that at least some of that silver came from the Pearl shop. That's probably a strong motivator behind these super exclusive items - encouraging players to quickly buy some Pearl Stuff in the hope that they can make enough to win these things (and waste time and money in the process xD).
I thought the same but when I looked it up seems many believe there's really no efficient way to convert RL cash to silver quickly.
I think that only goes for our NA/EU version. KR doesn't have the weekly cap on Pearl sales I believe. I've never played on their servers myself though.
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Life is all about maximizing neurotransmitter release to our reward centers. I am sure if we look close enough at our life, we've paid exorbitant amounts for stuff.
But if you have 18k to burn, go burn it on whatever makes you happy. He could be an oil rich saudi kid. That would be basically be his allowance.
Either way, money usually doesn't make people happy, the absence of it sure does, but not the plethora of it.
Yeah it's strange to me how little money matters to some people. There is a relatively (or was I haven't seen him in a while) popular Twitch.tv viewer named Motar2k, who would donate HUGE amounts to players who he liked watching out of nowhere. He gave one streamer (Shroud) something like 40k total dollars in donations, one of which was 10k in one donation. Friberg another CSGO streamer ended up saying he didn't want a 10k donation from motar when he donated it to him. Motar2k has also done videos of him opening up 3000 cases in csgo, which is 7500 dollars in just keys to open them alone, not counting the case cost if he bought all of them from other players. He opened up about it once saying that he is from an oil tycoon family, and has ALOT of money that he could go spend in clubs or a casino but he likes to give it to people he watches more. One of his donations alone would clear my debt, it's just nuts to see how different people treat money.
To be fair, the odds are there that at least some of that silver came from the Pearl shop. That's probably a strong motivator behind these super exclusive items - encouraging players to quickly buy some Pearl Stuff in the hope that they can make enough to win these things (and waste time and money in the process xD).
I thought the same but when I looked it up seems many believe there's really no efficient way to convert RL cash to silver quickly.
I think that only goes for our NA/EU version. KR doesn't have the weekly cap on Pearl sales I believe. I've never played on their servers myself though.
KR is capped by how many pearls you can buy per month (although people were bypassing this by purchasing pearls on another account and gifting it to their main account)
Or maybe it was a simple mistake since no mention of currency was made in the original twitch feed unless you read down to the player interview?
yeah that was pretty much it.
Nice to see that there are still people who are asses instead of just making a correction.
oh yeah /facepalm.
I'm getting the hang of it now.
The screenshots in the OP from inven show the silver currency icon in the window. No correction really, just people not looking or caring enough to pay attention.
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I'm sure the guy who bought it has that falling out of his pocket on the weekends.
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But if you have 18k to burn, go burn it on whatever makes you happy. He could be an oil rich saudi kid. That would be basically be his allowance.
Either way, money usually doesn't make people happy, the absence of it sure does, but not the plethora of it.
You can see my sci-fi/WW2 book recommendations.
/facepalm
I see that the mmorpg.com forum is full of misinformation as always. Enjoy reading how the system works if you'd like to actually be informed:
https://www.invenglobal.com/blackdesertonline/articles/2729/the-luxury-auction-opens-in-bdo-kr-combatskill-exp-transfer-ticket-up-for-auction
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CLUB NEVERDIE
Club Neverdie, located on a virtual asteroid near a virtual planet in a virtual universe, just sold for $635,000 real dollars.
"Club Neverdie" is one of the hottest virtual properties in the Entropia Universe, the first virtual world with a real cash economy. An asteroid around Planet Calypso, Entropia's first planet, is the club's home. Jacobs bought the asteroid in 2005 for $100,000, after taking out a mortgage on his real-life house, according to Forbes.
Since then, Club Neverdie became a haven for other players visiting its bio-domes, nightclub, stadium and mall. Jacobs was making around $200,000 in actual cash every year from players purchasing virtual goods and services, Forbes explains.
https://www.popsci.com/science/article/2010-11/real-sale-virtual-property-nets-half-million-dollars
I think the Feds are cracking down on a lot of this virtual income stuff.
"We all do the best we can based on life experience, point of view, and our ability to believe in ourselves." - Naropa "We don't see things as they are, we see them as we are." SR Covey
I've read on many places including youtube video about this game selling some crazy amounts of real money including a 6 million dollars planet sold awhile back. The thing is I'm a cable guy and install internet so I run into gamers all the time and I'm not shy to talk about gaming and never ever ran into someone that plays this, it has to be an European kinda game cause here in USA never saw anyone playing it. I've had customers that played Second Life and their only incoming in real life was that game selling things in game made by photoshop or something I don't understand that game.
Second Life's real estate barons
A couple quit their daytime jobs to make a living from the stable housing market in Second Life.
"We all do the best we can based on life experience, point of view, and our ability to believe in ourselves." - Naropa "We don't see things as they are, we see them as we are." SR Covey
Nice to see that there are still people who are asses instead of just making a correction.
oh yeah /facepalm.
I'm getting the hang of it now.
Godfred's Tomb Trailer: https://youtu.be/-nsXGddj_4w
Original Skyrim: https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/109547
Serph toze kindly has started a walk-through. https://youtu.be/UIelCK-lldo
My SWTOR referral link for those wanting to give the game a try. (Newbies get a welcome package while returning players get a few account upgrades to help with their preferred status.)
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"True friends stab you in the front." | Oscar Wilde
"I need to finish" - Christian Wolff: The Accountant
Just trying to live long enough to play a new, released MMORPG, playing New Worlds atm
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Don't just play games, inhabit virtual worlds™
"This is the most intelligent, well qualified and articulate response to a post I have ever seen on these forums. It's a shame most people here won't have the attention span to read past the second line." - Anon
My SWTOR referral link for those wanting to give the game a try. (Newbies get a welcome package while returning players get a few account upgrades to help with their preferred status.)
https://www.ashesofcreation.com/ref/Callaron/