07-27-2017, 04:24 PM
I like the apartments and the ability to customize, makes them a real asset to the game. The pricetag is reasonable as well for a permanent customizable room but it raises this question...
Is there any reasonable, non-exploity (totally a word) way to raise that kind of cash currently in the game (other than just dropping $50 of course)? I haven't done the math, but I'm sure if the numbers were crunched we'd find that even a perfect game of Glory Hole or Rodeo or the laughable shooting game, would take forever to raise the money it takes to buy one of these. I didn't include the Titty Slots because they work exactly like real slots, and are a money sink.
I really wish I would have stockpiled cash back when non-premium characters started with $1000, because I feel like the only way people have apartments now is because they had that money waiting, or of course, they bought it with real money in one way or another.
Should the minigames give more money?
Is there any reasonable, non-exploity (totally a word) way to raise that kind of cash currently in the game (other than just dropping $50 of course)? I haven't done the math, but I'm sure if the numbers were crunched we'd find that even a perfect game of Glory Hole or Rodeo or the laughable shooting game, would take forever to raise the money it takes to buy one of these. I didn't include the Titty Slots because they work exactly like real slots, and are a money sink.
I really wish I would have stockpiled cash back when non-premium characters started with $1000, because I feel like the only way people have apartments now is because they had that money waiting, or of course, they bought it with real money in one way or another.
Should the minigames give more money?
