Would you be interested in selling it bone stock? Some of us aren't crazy about mods. Serious inquiry here.
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Would you be interested in selling it bone stock? Some of us aren't crazy about mods. Serious inquiry here.
Quoted from zucot:Hmm. Could you please define "bone stock" for me?
Some of the mods would be ruined if you took them off (LED strips with sticky tape, etc.) I don't have much interest in converting this back to an incandescent game, nor do I have the bulbs to do so.
That's what I was taking about. Just like it was brand new. With incandescents or without bulbs if you don't have them.
Quoted from zucot:I'd have to think about this, but I don't exactly need 300 bucks worth of lights for a game that I would no longer own, so the answer would be "probably not."
no worries.
No one has to be wrong on the issue. If you're willing to pay for mods, do it. If you're not, keep looking. You don't need to invalidate someone else's opinion to make yours valid.
Quoted from fosaisu:If the "opinion" is whether mods look good or are worth paying for, I'm not looking to invalidate it! I like some mods and dislike others, and weigh my interest in the installed mods before making an offer on a game just like anyone else.
My point was simply that the statement "mods don't increase the value of your game" is almost always objectively false. The game's got extra bits on it that are worth money to a subset of pinball buyers, and that's all it takes to increase the market value of the game. If you don't like mods you may chose not to make an offer (so by modding his game OP probably reduced the pool of potential buyers), or you might make a reduced offer for the game with mods removed (which acknowledges that the mods have some value), or you might buy the game at asking price, factoring in what you think you can sell the mods for after you strip them off.
If the "opinion" is "mods have no value to me" or "a heavily modded game can be tougher to sell" or even "it's rare to recoup 100% of your mod costs" then I've got no objections. But you frequently see blanket statements that mods add zero resell value to a game, and that's just silly.
I agree with what you said, but I think you're getting into semantics, now. It's a pinball hobby forum, not a formal debate class. When people usually make that statement, inaccurate though it may be, most people know what they really meant was its now worth it to them.
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