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6/28/2015 10:57:04 PM
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It's like buying stocks. By buying early we are "investing" in the company.
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So, with that logic, if I buy more copies of this game..... I should expect a better return than you.
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Go ahead. I didn't say that, if you payed any amount of attention, I said it was similar. Not identical.
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[quote]Lord of Fire1 37m ago Permalink@Mr_Messick It's like buying stocks. By buying early we are "investing" in the company.[/quote] You said it's like buying stocks. So therefore, if I buy more stocks, I get a higher return. In other words, it's nothing like buying stocks. I don't understand why people think they should be entitled more because they owned the game longer. Proximity should have nothing to do with benefits in the next expansion. If you want to buy new benefits, that's your decision. But don't feel entitled because you've owned the game a few months, weeks, or even days before someone else.
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but everyone else who buys stocks are still investing in the company too, just at a later date. No difference. nothing special
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But if that companies net worth increases, so do the stocks, and that much more do the early ones increase.
