Opinions are like assholes
Everyone's got one
It's rarely a good idea to flaunt it in public.
Started by Jarheads_ [2934817] on in General Discussion.
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Opinions are like assholes
Everyone's got one
It's rarely a good idea to flaunt it in public.
Some people don't got the time to Xanax this, gym that or attack that guy.
Some people aren't in their mothers basement 24/7 (you).
Also, learn to form sentences.
The classic noob argument of "lol we can't all nolife the game like you". You can play a total of 10 minutes a day and get 3 xanax in and fly. Probably took you more time to get through 7+ seasons of Walking Dead (Based on your profile picture) than Torn would've took from you in the past year of your account if you chose to learn the game.
The reason you don't understand the outrage is because you do not play the game. What do you mean, when you buy points? Why would you buy points? You have a total of 0 refills used and 0 merits bought. You can't even fathom people having 200,000+ points when the thing you're recommending they do is sell on the market. You can't list in huge quantities most of the time since they're not in demand. And right now prices are volatile, so nobody wants to have a large quantity of them.
Don't even know why I'm taking the time to reply to some scrub who resorts to the mother's basement insult at the first sign of conflict. Let me guess your reply here since I presented a sane argument to you; I have no life, I'm a weirdo virgin who has no friends, a neck beard so bad that it blends my 5 double chins into my chest, a world record holder of having 1 shower in the past 12 years of my life and last but not least living in a cardboard box that has no job lookin' ass.
Yes, you USED to be able to make more money selling points to other players than to the pawn shop for 45k.
Why? Because when you sell to other players, you open yourself up to BUY MUG risk. There are ways to mitigate this risk, but this risk does impose a COST OF DOING BUSINESS that was not there when you just sold points back to the game.
Now that the PRICE FLOOR was removed, the price of points has crashed well below its usual stable 45k + a bit price that it has been at. As much as the game promotes free markets, it is a bit hypocritical as Bunker Bucks artificially support RW weapon prices, Biz print money, bank interest prints money, stock blocks print money etc but all of those faucets are mostly utilized by higher level older players.
I'm not sure how much you can possibly make buying cheap guns and reselling them but running plushies was about 4.5 million profit a day if I made 3 trips to somewhere like Arginitina. I doubt you can come anywhere close to that unless you buy DP with real $ and sell them for game $.
The issue here is that they addressed the "to much cash" issue by targeting the active players that earn the least amount of cash while leaving the many passive money printers alone.
Where's Momo? the main point trader in the city? I would like to listen Momo and his insights...
EDIT Already read him, and yes he's really got a point. Please read him too, and you'll know what's all the ruckus about...
https://www.torn.com/forums.php#!p=searchq=by:1888994f=0y=0 Linky to Momo's recent posts
There is a lot of donuts here these days. Did you try playing torn donut?
Are you seriously telling me to form sentences when you start with "some people dont got the time?" LOL
If you dont have the time to play why dont you let the ones that actually have time to discuss important issues. Clearly you dont have enough time to press two clicks per day but you have time to make another thread telling people what to think.
Middle part of that, thanks for typing that made me understand it a little more.
At the end I was thinking to replay like that till a read the middle part
, it also did take me a while to finish the walking dead.