Online store prices are outrageously high!

[JTF-Taru]

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Aside from not being relevant (or wholly true), none of that has anything to do with the point I made which was you don't need a majority to buy to keep a site like the Mog Station going. Nothing you say negates that. The majority do not (usually) dictate whether a site stays open or not. A small minority can do that quite easily. And because the site only sells virtual products, the costs are so much lower – again nothing you have said disproves that.

Sounds like it's not over priced then, cause they're still willing to buy things.

I pointed out people buy from the Mog Station who openly acknowledge it's over-priced. How does your comment make any sense in reply to that? If someone openly admits they are over-paying for something who are you to tell them they aren't? You're literally telling people what they think now.

I'm responding to the OP who was whining about how something is too costly and that it should be on sale more often. You came in and tried to argue that they ARE too expensive. Do you remember that part? Sure you're posting in the thread and contributing and I wouldn't dream of telling you to stop giving your opinion.. but I will give mine back.

It's not an opinion. It simply is expensive for DLC. Just because you want something to be true, doesn't mean it is. There are thousands of games online with DLC. That's how people have an objective notion of what something costs.

By you. Great. This doesn't mean they're wrong.. or right really.. just that you cannot accept them.

Actually it is you who has repeatedly demonstrated you cannot accept that what you are writing isn't true. I (and others) have replied directly to every point you have raised with specific examples that disprove your claims. Conversely, when you reply, you rarely reply directly to any point people make, you simply ignore everything that disproves what you want to believe and you keep trying to change the subject. Your opinions do not outrank the evidence of thousands (or millions) of specific global examples that prove the opposite of what you claim.

And comparing very different things with a few similarities is a bad comparison.

It doesn't matter what you compare. The concept applies to everything on the planet. FFXIV isn't a one-off exception. How does a world-wide concept of something like products being viewed as over-priced suddenly not exist in a niche field such as a video game you like?