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Originally Posted by pokerplyr80
Jantz that I actually understand more. I think my step brother received a Christmas gift one year of $100 worth of virtual currency in world of war craft. Or some game along those lines. I've never played such a game but from what I understand part of the allure is escaping in an alternate reality of sorts. Certainly it's quite a bit different than the real world.
But real baseball cards exist. I appreciate your thorough response. But it doesn't help me understand this at all.
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Je.sse
The same company that made World of Warcraft also made the other game that I was referring to. Not sure about today, but years ago, I believe people had to pay a monthly fee to play World of Warcraft. It was only a few dollars a month, but millions of people around the world played that game daily. That was probably what your step brother's gift was for.
I don't get it as well, buying virtual items I mean, but I guess people could be doing worse things with their time and money.
Jantz