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  1. 04-25-2018 07:13 AM #10
    Reynhart
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    Quote Originally Posted by MomomiMomi View Post
    A win is not required for something to be pay-to-win.
    Yes, it is, that's why it's called pay-to-win.
    Quote Originally Posted by MomomiMomi View Post
    You're using a sketchy definition of pay-to-win. It has been defined many times what Pay-to-Win means within this thread.
    No, those people are making their definition to back-up their point, willfully ignoring the actual words contained in the term.

    And so far, the only situation described where this advantage would be "unfair" is if your goal is...just to earn gils (and not even spending it), on your own, without anyone competing, caring or knowing at all. It's an unfair advantage for you...against your own challenge...big deal. It's basically complaining that an old NES game contains a cheat code when no one cares how you decide to play it but you.
    Quote Originally Posted by Avenger View Post
    For me at least, any paid advantage is definitely a pay to win aspect, irrespective of whether or not you could simply spend more time playing to get a similar advantage.
    So, having a free favorite because one bought a security token is "pay to win" ?
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    Last edited by Reynhart; 04-25-2018 at 07:15 AM.
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