A dollar for a dye (only 1 dye)

[Alistaire]

idk, maybe a dollar or 5 is rough for some people but

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=85cL1HisrNc

[Hiruke]

idk, maybe a dollar or 5 is rough for some people but

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=85cL1HisrNc

Being able to buy something doesn't necessarily equate with it being a good price. I could buy whole oceans of these new dyes, but still think a dollar a pop is perhaps pushing it. Honestly, I'd be less irritated by the shameless cash grab if there was something to show for it. The game still isn't very good, they still take forever to change anything, still cry about not having a very large dev team, etc. etc. Put that money to good use, you're certainly getting enough of it at this point.

[Alistaire]

Being able to buy something doesn't necessarily equate with it being a good price. I could buy whole oceans of these new dyes, but still think a dollar a pop is perhaps pushing it. Honestly, I'd be less irritated by the shameless cash grab if there was something to show for it. The game still isn't very good, they still take forever to change anything, still cry about not having a very large dev team, etc. etc. Put that money to good use, you're certainly getting enough of it at this point.

It's a good price if people buy it. And I've seen tons of these. I can see if you're 13 with a paper route that's a bigger deal than if you're working for a decent salary. I don't think people are throwing so many of these dyes onto so many sets that the average person, well, if someone's spent more than $10 on these it'd be on the higher end.

It'd also be cool to see SE's financial statement with a before and after these things.

As far as your opinions about the game not being good, that's your own, and if the fact you still subscribe disagrees with that assertion enough I don't need to add anything to that.

[Vorpal_Spork]

idk, maybe a dollar or 5 is rough for some people but

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=85cL1HisrNc

It's the principle. Pretend dye shouldn't cost as much as real dye. And stuff like that adds up. If I spent 10 times what it was worth every time I bought something I'd be homeless.

I can see if you're 13 with a paper route that's a bigger deal than if you're working for a decent salary.

I know this is off-topic, but there haven't been kids with paper routes since like the 1950's or something. Papers are delivered by adults in trucks. Pretty sure it's not even legal to hire a 13 year old.