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6/23/2015 10:46:02 PM
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Math doesn't really lie. It all comes down to what one would consider worthwhile. Is spending $0.13 per hour worthwhile - as an example, merely? Well, you have to figure that out for yourself.
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Agreed!! People get so fixated on the dollar amount.. sometimes they need perspective on the value it will drive for them
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Grinding the same missions for the same gear over and over =/= value.
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Yes, but people also doesn't want to do the math for themselves... Or rather, find out what could be logically considered a worthwhile and suitable usage of their own effort and energy. I mean, if they did, their perspective of value would be clear to them from the get-go, even if the perspective itself wasn't clear, and we'd have a totally different situation on our hands.
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You're right. Why should you take the time to see if something is really worth the money you put into it. Most people are idiots too I might add
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Well, wanting immediate results - or in this instance, gratification - is certainly a blinding factor, which is quite foolish, indeed.
