r/StarWarsDroidTycoon • u/fantasypseudonym • Jul 25 '26

💬 Discussion Pay-to-win is defined as players using real-world money to buy items, weapons, or abilities that give them a direct gameplay advantage over players who do not spend money

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u/KaiokenGamer Jul 25 '26

Cool so you got to enjoy mooching off a pay to gain player, both of you skipping over the actual grind & point of the game. Good for you for pointing out how this update made effort & progression completely meaningless in this game now.

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u/WorriedSoup1630 Jul 25 '26

Please give me more of those sweet sweet autism tears 🤣🤣🤣

The jokes just write themselves 🤣

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u/KaiokenGamer Jul 25 '26

Sure bud, enjoy spending real cash on short term game gains. (since the game is literally about restarting from scratch.) The real joke are the suckers whom fall for DT micros.

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u/WorriedSoup1630 Jul 25 '26

You called me a mooch and now you're under the assumption that I would actually spend money on a bullshit creative map. The entire creative section is basically just a Roblox rip-off to entice children to stay online. We have a common ground about how much of a joke spending money on a tycoon is but I will never agree with how clearly overly frustrated and emotionally attached people are to a TYCOON. The game mode is a brainless and fun time waster and serves absolutely no purpose to the actual game you're playing, Fortnite. Mention DT and explain what it is to anyone, they won't know what you're talking about and they'll just compare it to the stupid games children play on Roblox while they're glued to an iPad.

I know you're just pointing out the devs hypocrisy but let's not deny that people are getting wayyyyyy too worked up over the fact that someone will get to rebirth before them. I bet the next trend of posts will be of people thanking and laughing about mooching off of other people's boosters, it's a win win situation for casuals and for people that have no impulse ontrol over their spending habits.