#help me break my spending addiction
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just remember your using ur moms money💀
that doesn’t help
nah nah
i didnt want it to help
just remember that u spend money on a game ur gonna stop playin in a few years or months
not any game
but rec room💀
game with no legs and arms
spend it on call of duty instead
yea know ik why u spend money on rr so much
but I only spent 15 🤷♂️
arent rros basically fps
paintball
showdown
community maps
how tf u get 13k then
yes but cod is different
jester bundle and starter pack
makes sense
cod is on console
and what u play on?
it’s different because vr is more immersive
Vr
Limit how much you can spend in a month, or only buy stuff you will use.
It's not entirely your fault, it's Rec Room being money-grabby. If you want to save your tokens, have people gift you stuff (chances are you'll need to do something for them), you can also use your alt account as a way of making double the money (I'd prefer using RR+ if possible), you can also limit your spending onto limited items and limited items only until the last minute where it's about to leave stores. Everything else you want will either stay in stores, or will be gifted to you in game packages (you never know.)
You're welcome.
thanks
agreed, rec room is a fly trap
an effective one too
i couldnt stop myself from buying the amulet and belt
That is funny. You are saying, because Rec Room makes things that costs tokens, it is Rec Room's fault that one is spending the tokens?
The only one at fault are the individuals that have no self control and discipline. It is the same thing in real life. Just because you were paid $13,000 dollars for example, does not mean you must buy everything you see. There is a reason so many people live pay check to pay check trying to make ends meet, deciding if they get more dog food or pay the electric bill, while watching Tik-Tok on their $1300 iPhone. Guess it is Apple's fault that people can't afford to pay their electric bill....
Yes, Rec Room takes advantage of that "Fear of Missing Out" nature in people as pretty much every commercial industry does. They want to make you feel like you have to have the item now so that you want to spend tokens. But, that is where the self control comes in. Consider the value and effect of what you spend your money on and weight the consequences. Do I save the tokens for now and see if they finally release that really cool item in the future, or do I go without tokens for now and just accept the consequences that I can't buy what come out next week.