hope the cookies were good though

Hate how accurate this is. lol

yes the new gold jiggly staff of dragons

I feel personally called out by this.

Cookies make you fat. Skins make you pro.

$4 is my limit for a box/pack of cookies unless it's a massive pack or something. $10 would be outrageously expensive. XD

Also please tell me $100 skins don't exist and/or that people aren't actually paying for them...

Idk about $100 for 1 skin, but there are skin packs offered at that price that have like nothing in them, yet they sell instantly when they drop in games like Call of Duty.

Some CS:GO knife skins and Team Fortress 2 Cosmetic hats go for $500-1,000, and that' not the ultra rare ones either. There are tf2 hats and a unique weapon that sell between $2,000-6,000.

The most expensive confirmed skin sale goes to a CS:GO Case Hardened AK-47 with Minimal Wear and 4 ultra rare "Titan | Katowice 2014" Holographic stickers. The stickers alone trade for $10,000 a piece, and the entire rifle skin sold thru the Steam marketplace for $150,000 on January 15th, 2021.

And I thought spending $15 on a DLC cosmetics pack for Vermintide 2 was bad.

It is a shared problem x.x
Goddamn seasonal games and their alluring cosmetics.

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god damn it jay lol

There was no need to call me out like this.

I can relate to this.

Now hold up, this maybe called a logic here.

If you can afford 100 bucks for a Legendary item, then you can afford 10 boxes for 100 bucks

Same. Addiction is something 😅

Welcome to society.

This but with comic books and trading cards lol

$10 for cookies, what a rip off

xD

I've had this problem before :P

This is why singleplayer games rule uwu

Is that a microtransaction in a game?
Or a collectable on a auction site?
Either way, it's relatable af XD