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in the store you can buy for real cash:
-ingame money
-storage
-and some meaningless items. (case , keyring) (which you can get though missions too)
but yeah totally PAY TO WIN #ironic smile
and its not about being better than the p2w players to steal their gear. if you put two equally skilled players, one paying, one not. Through time, the p2w player will come out on top and bankrupt the other player 100% of the time
on TOP of that all, if you put the same skilled p2w player versus same skilled free to play player, after a number of raids, the p2w player will always bankrupt the f2p player, always without fail if you put equally skilled players against each other. that in essence, is pay to win. just cuz you can mix skills and kill a lower skilled p2w player and take his gear does not excuse the game from being p2w
just because you cannot see the p2w player opening the doors or maybe they dont kill you that raid because they got the juice and wanna extract, does not mean they arent paying to win. sure, that specific scenario didnt AFFECT you at that point in time, but the ripple effects and the effects of running into p2w players with better gear than you will consistently, over time, result in the f2p player losing bank value.
on top of that, the players able to buy stuff off the market will in turn increase the economy prices of everything on the market, which is BAD. the effects of that on the market are always negative for the player with less stash value. You think "well I will be able to sell items for more then", which is lacking a basic understanding of how economics and stock based selling systems work. In the end, it always screws the smaller person out of money and gives it back to the whales, its worked like this in almost every financial marketplace ever, in a game or real life. to defend these types of practice is asinine to me... idk if yall just never went to college or lack fundamental math skills to understand the way money and life works... but it is BAFFLING
who would've guessed?
oh wait i didnt . but i have everything...crazy