SylenThunder
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For me it's a smidge over half a cent per hour. The only game that's ever come remotely close to the number of hours played would be FFVII or Morrowind/Oblivion/Skyrim from the Elder Scrolls.
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ecv
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Heh, my cents per hour are perhaps a tad higher, but I must have bought at least 15 copies of the game up until now. It just feels wrong playing a game for 3000+ hours and only pay for it once 
In other games I can at least buy DLC to support the company making it ^^
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In other games I can at least buy DLC to support the company making it ^^I'll set up a second server for a17 while letting the old a16 server running. That way I don't need to really care about wipes and updates. Once it's stable enough to do a 1000+ day run, I'll retire a16
iejen
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I'm currently at €0,026 per hour.
Compared to my second most played game Ark, €0,93 per hour.
I always measure my games, if it's €1 per hour, it's worth the money
Same reason why I pay for in-app purchases.
It's like you used to play Pinball at the local bar, and €0,50 for 5minutes is even more expensive.
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To be fair, I bought the game 3 times also.Heh, my cents per hour are perhaps a tad higher, but I must have bought at least 15 copies of the game up until now. It just feels wrong playing a game for 3000+ hours and only pay for it once
I'll set up a second server for a17 while letting the old a16 server running. That way I don't need to really care about wipes and updates. Once it's stable enough to do a 1000+ day run, I'll retire a16
Because I had to force my friend in to trying it.