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6/25/2015 7:36:51 PM
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Depending on the client, I charge anywhere from $25-$50 an hour. [spoiler]Graphic Designer, Not a Prostitue.[/spoiler] [spoiler]...or am I?[/spoiler]
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Ok. Next question. How much are you willing to pay for an hour of entertainment?
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Irrelevant. The items in question hold no entertainment value on their own. To answer your question, it varies. I'd be willing to spend a lot more to fly a plane for an hour than I would to ride a bike for an hour. Entertainment is subjective. For a more relatable example, I VERY RARELY go to movie theatres to see new releases, because I don't consider the experience to be worth the $20+/hour price tag. ($ 36 for two tickets, avg. movie length is 2 hours, plus cost of snacks)
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That is yet to be seen. If one of the emotes is a moonwalk, for me that will provide hours of entertainment giving it value. I know you see where I'm going with this. They are offering up a choice for consumers to purchase content. This content may or may not be worth the price tag depending on individual perspective. For you and I, the cost is less than an hour of our time. Choice was the biggest problem before they came up with this solution. Now informed consumers can wait and see if they are willing to pay for the content. Personally I see how much entertainment I've gotten out of my purchases with Destiny and I feel it was money well spent. I will wait to see what the dances are before I make a decision. I'm mean really it's the cost of a six pack with chips and salsa, hardly the burden portrayed on these forums.
