but just think how much money that guy could make once they are all really good? thats not exactly bad money..Quote:
Originally Posted by Jonster
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but just think how much money that guy could make once they are all really good? thats not exactly bad money..Quote:
Originally Posted by Jonster
Never have played it, never will. Not my thing :P
What? As in ebay them? :SQuote:
Originally Posted by Casual
I'm clean no worries
Yeah or to specific sites, some go for $1000+Quote:
Originally Posted by Crimson
:O
Hez rich.
Which is true, and I actually believe this is what he does. But given the topic is based around addiction, thee 11 computers split screen really does sum up as to how addicted some people are.Quote:
Originally Posted by Casual
I mean given that he spends around $6,000 on subscriptions a lone, well, he'd need to sell a hell of a lot of accounts in order to regain that money.
It would appear that average account sells for £150 ($214) - this is for a high level account, so lets say it takes him 6 months to get each account a level of around 60+ (assuming he would power level...if you can so do that.)
So, from these 36 accounts he would make around $7704, only around $1500 profit. Take away electricity costs, food, drinks - anything, and you're left with little profit, if any.
Not really a great way to make money if you ask me.
I doubt it'd take 6 months, could easily do it in the first month, especially if he recuirted each one then he could get a 60 in less than 2 days (if he completely no lifed it)Quote:
Originally Posted by Jonster
Surely if Blizzard can make a game thats addictive, and brings people back to play more, and buy membership subscriptions.
There laughing all the way to the bank? :)
I know three people who are actually totallly addicted to it.
I could never live on a computer game :P