And whilst you do that, I will be being fun at parties, and, yes, even buying gear that is available to everyone else would be far more individual that wearing the same gear as everyone else. The phone thing was to attempt to illustrate the point to you, but you clearly lack the imagination for metaphors. My ideas of fun are not based around efficiency or economics, I simply have an understanding of them and don't see the point in doing a grand task that would be rendered useless by the point the next DLC drops. All I need really to say to retort to the last part is to simply remind you that you are going out of your way to argue with someone on the internet who you have never met because their ideas of fun don't line up with yours. Honestly, I don't really care if I am amongst the first people in the world to do something in a video game. I don't really hold anything I do in games as achievements managing to take down a Blackhawk's pilot and gunner in Bad Company 2 or completing my Pokedex never did anything for my career, love life, financial or social standing, which are kinda a lot more important. Acting like an elitist or having some form of superiority complex due to your "achievements" in a video game is kinda sad mate.