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[yTony]

I see people are really bad at currency conversion.

The OP wants regional pricing. So, taking the entry-level subscription price of $12.99, he wants to pay 12.99 BRL, which is equivalent to roughly $2.67 USD, because that fits better in with his currency. So, how can this be contrived in any other way than he wants to pay less than everyone else? Everyone else pays $12.99 USD for an entry-level sub, and he wants to get away with $2.67. It's ridiculous.

I must have forgot that all immigrants are rich. Oh, wait, they're not. If he chooses to remain in his country, that's his choice, and completely reflective of his wealth. When you make that choice, don't expect the world to bend over backwards for you; that's special snowflake syndrome at its worst.

Remember, video games are a privilege, not a right. If you can't afford it, find another hobby.

Thats absolutely not what I'm saying.
And again, staying in your country is not a choice.

[NessaWyvern]

Thats absolutely not what I'm saying.
And again, staying in your country is not a choice.

^ True facts right there. You cannot just move to a country whenever, there’s a lot of time, and money which goes into immigration. My husband just recently became an NZ resident, it took him 3 years, thousands of dollars, and if his health was worse (If you are born with a health condition, SOMETHING YOU CANNOT CHOOSE, depending on the condition, countries won’t let you stay), he simply wouldn’t of been allowed to immigrate. If he ran out of money for the immigration fees? His visa would lapse, and they’d kick him out of the country, as simple as that.

People get stuck in their countries if they don’t have the money or health to immigrate.
I’m mean, sure people who are poor can cross borders and then stay, but it’s usually illegal.