How much would you pay for digital clothes? Posted: 2nd Mar 08 5:57 am
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So I'm excited for home. I think it will be really cool to make an apartment and have friends over and share movies and stuff like that. I would love to really pimp out my apartment and stuff, but not if it cost a lot. Watching the Home beta video raised some questions for me. How much will a virtual shirt be and how much would I pay for it? I would imagine these shirts would be anywhere from 50 cents to a dollar, but even I'm not willing to pay that much. I think the most I would pay for a shirt would be 10 cents. I could see me paying a little more for an apartment maybe like 5 bucks for an apartment but 10 for an actual house. That would be okay with me unless I had to pay rent or something. I couldn't see me spending more than 50 cents on a couch either. And why not make these things that cheap? It's not like they actually cost money. They have a limitless supply of them. They make a 100% profit on every purchase they make. So if they make it that cheap more people would be inclined to buy. But of course a shirt won't be 10 cents it will probably .50 to a dollar, and that's okay with me, I just won't buy it.
Re:How much would you pay for digital clothes? Posted: 7th Aug 08 4:06 pm
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I can't wait for Home either, should be great, but I would NEVER in a million years pay for digital clothes unless they were like 2p each or something.
Re:How much would you pay for digital clothes? Posted: 11th Aug 08 6:56 pm
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pakijim wrote:
QUOTE: second life ddoes it so why not
I can't understand the people who would pay for an item in game...you're paying money for the smallest bit of hex to be edited on their server - for what? to show off to others that you were dumb enough to pay for that?
Re:How much would you pay for digital clothes? Posted: 12th Aug 08 12:57 am
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paying for digital clothes. Hell I can barely afford real cloths but seriously I would pay nothing. If I could I would probably walk all over Home Naked both digitally and physically