Quick poll - How many games?

[Kwaad]

 

Kwaad said:

Kwaad, it doesn't matter - you are not getting anything for free. The world is not a charity that revolves around you. Face it, this is simple economics, something you will never be able to grasp with your ignorant, foolish mind.

 

Ok, Let's say I could have paid 400$ cash for the sound system. If I was to put it on my credit card, and pay it off within the 2 year intrest free time period. I would pay 400$ over 2 years. Now really because of inflation. That means I just saved about 30$. How is saving money bad?

You know, I don't watch local TV, and I don't live in the US. I've bought a few cars before, all in cash. Got a problem with that?

You dont know how bad things are in the US for the lower class them. If you bought your car today for 1000$, paid nothing today. And then paid it off totally in 2 years for exactly 1000$. How much money did you just loose because of getting it on a intrest free loan?

Great for you - might as well tell you I've never owned or played a Saturn or Dreamcast (apart from five minutes of Soul Calibur). And I don't have to back up anything for your sorry, pathetic, ignorant and foolish self (you don't back anything up either - why the hell would I make exceptions for you?). You don't like it? You think I lie? Fine. Don't really care. Don't start with your "GO F*CK YOURSELF" routine when I start calling out all the actual lies you throw around.

Great for you. Your numbers of 5000 legal games is sounding more and more unlikely. The fact you did not know what SeaMan was basically means you were never a hardcore gamer. And no-one who buys more than 1 game every 2 days is anything but a hardcore gamer.

Building up credit... Credit = Debt. Well, I'd rather build up my wealth, thank you. You live in the US. You have credit. Have fun living in debt for the rest of your life while I continue building up my bank account and placing my disposable income (of which you will never have by racking up your credit the way you do) into long-term investments.

See you at the finish line when you're still working to pay off your PS9, 14.3 Surround and 3000p screen, while I've long retired, actually owning the items I buy. Mqybe then I'll let you clean my car, and tip you if you do a good job.

Your right, build your weath up putting your money in a bank account, and putting your disposable income into long term investments. Like 250,000$ worth of games.

I dont give a damn about any TV over 1080p. I bought my TV to keep for at least 5-10 years. I dont give a damn about 7.1 sound. It's not much better than 5.1 and takes up alot more space. And I dont know if I will still be gaming when I am 50.

Also, I bet in 2 years I will have a nicer car than you... That I would own. (not have a loan on it)
I am looking into building a true mussle car. (A car with around 700hp, and the ability to outrun a dodge viper at the drag strip)

Also, When the PS9 comes out and you have your 20,000 games. Your 1million dollar investment. Yeah... Buy games. Their a investment.

 On a serious note. You can afford to buy 200 games a year. Or 10,000$ a year to buy games. But you cant afford to buy a 2000$ TV to use over the next 5 years (at least). That averages out to 400$/year. Or 4% of what you pay for your games yearly. That shouldnt remove too many games from your archive. Only 8 less a year. That means you would still be getting 192games/year. That is still 1 game every 46 hours. It would just be on a beautiful big-screen TV, that will show ALOT more detail than a non-HD TV. And if you were willing to sacrifice 80$/year for the sound system, you could have some AMAZING sounds. It does make a BIG diffrence. That isnt even 2 less games. That would put you down to 190 games a year that you could still buy.

I dont take you seriously. I am enjoying rubbing your face in the dirt, because your giveing me a great chance to do it to someone, and you are opening yourself so I can do it without getting personal.