Quoted from Maken:Not hard to ignore value if you are, say, an international celebrity who can easily take a big loss on re-sale. Those of us who make living wages... much bigger deal.
I’m not sure you could miss my point by a wider margin... but sick burn dude!
I’m saying, “What YOU call “Value”... I call “COST”.
And again, are we discussing a pinball machine from the perspective of, “Is it worth EIGHT THOUSAND dollars?!”... because that’s a false equation.
You need to determine if you want it. Then determine how long you will keep it. Then GUESS what you might be able to sell it for. The difference between the 2 amounts is your hypothetical “Value” discussion. Nobody knows what that amount will be. You might break even. You might lose a little. You might make a little. Nobody knows. Nobody.
Beatles has a high “Cost”, but it also has a high “Value”, because it is fun and available, and desirable! There is enormous value in that, to me.
If the “Value” is not there for you, or the “interest” in this particular title, then I don’t know what the f$&k you’re doing in this thread. You simply aren’t getting good “Value” for your time. Depends on what you Value, I suppose.
I’m sick of hearing “Not enough Toys”, and “Where is the VALUE?!”
Because what does that even mean?!
The cost of the parts required to build a machine have little to do with the price you need to pay to purchase it. Much like watches cars, guitars and every other thing that’s ever been sold by a company that wishes to stay in business and turn a profit.