Warrior General Games

i feel like a slacker...only 800k here

Originally posted by qjam6
and everyone wonders why they're not overly concerned with attracting new users...

these "club members" keep the revenue flowing just fine.

actually most of my spending was early on in the game. but after looking back what a freaking waste. I had kept playing the game and not caring alot about if I won or lost for a while just trying to burn through the flex.

no idea, my FP history only going back to 2009

Hitting control find on "purchase" really is depressing.

I don't think I have hit 1M , but I imagine I'm close

Originally posted by CyberNinja
Originally posted by Robbnva

Mine doesn't go all the way back to 2008 though

Mine does

Mine doesn't go past 02/2012.

I've only had 145,000 for my career but I don't have as deep of pockets as some of you.

I am only at the half million club.

Must try harder.

Good to know i was on a 4 year MVP purchase plan...

185,000

This thread really shows the sheer volume of money they're making from us...what else has taken a larger portion of our "entertainment dollar" in the last 4 years than this? Well besides vacationing I guess....and crack...there's crack too.

It makes me mad knowing how much money I have spent on this game. I could have bought so much weed, ugh makes me sick



But I cant be stoned at work, so I GLB

Originally posted by DeeVee8


185,000

This thread really shows the sheer volume of money they're making from us...what else has taken a larger portion of our "entertainment dollar" in the last 4 years than this? Well besides vacationing I guess....and crack...there's crack too.


Alchohol
Cable Bill

Originally posted by CyberNinja
Flex Point History
Control F
Search for Purchase
Start Adding
????
Tears

This is exactly what I did. No wonder I don't have to buy flex any more.

Only 170,750. Guess I know how much I made on graphics jobs the last four years...

The good news is the re-invested Flex at least makes it look like there's value coming back. At one point I went through and matched purchases to cost and kept a log to try and figure out what went in and what's coming back through retirement.

I've only purchased 75,800 Flex at a total cost of $557.89, or $.74 / 100 points. (buying in smaller lots as opposed to a lot of people who got a better price point buying in bulk early on)

Through retirements I've regained 71,010 which values at $522.64 (using avg cost / 100).

So while it's taken a lot more than I ever thought I'd spend (initially had no intention of buying ANY flex), there's at least there's the skewed perspective that we're getting value back.