DeletedUser3317
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really.
They offer game-changing buffs, but only for the rich folks. There will be people who can justify spending that amount of money on a game, i guess, but it is just a bummer for the rest of us average joes.
Hate to tell you this bud, but most of the people on here cannot afford to do what they do and end up leaving because of it (I mean, it is amazing how many people on this game come down with a life threatening illness, relative that is dying, death in the family, etc etc).. I cannot speak for the EU people. I do not know much about their economic situation. Here in the US, 73% according to the IRS cannot afford the expenses for a common incident (car accident/repair, medical expense, water heater braking down, etc etc). They even went as far to report that in 2016 80% of people (adults) do not have more then $1,000 in a savings account, 75% dont have or invest in a 401k, or 62% dont have $500 in a checking account on a monthly basis (for a minimum of 6 months).... Google Inno's credit card problems. Supposedly, Inno will no longer or soon will not take credit cards. You have to go through pay pal and that because of all the lawsuits inno has going on. My favorite one if you research online is how people want Inno to reimburse them the money they have spent playing the game because this game is an addiction. Look up some of the lawsuits. I love the one about he kid from Austria who spent $40k over three months playing one of innos games and put it on his parents credit cards. The parents tried to sue inno. I think they lost, but they have tons of lawsuits like this going on. This game maybe slowing down, but it is not going anywhere. The game may not be as good as it was anymore, but people spend there life savings playing this game. One thing my financial adviser told me when I started my 529, and trust fund for my girl: "best way to save 15-20% of your money is to not use credit cards". If you do not pay off your credit card each month to have a 0 balance. you are losing 20% of every dollar you spend.