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Possibly since over a million in earnings went somewhere and there's nothing to show for it other than gay statues.
WWE Champions General - Despite his claims, DSP is still spending thousands of dollars on the WWE Champions mobile game
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We just don't know because there are too many unknowns. Would Phil have spent that much on gacha if he had unlimited funds? Absolutely, no argument here. What we don't are his exact income between 2013 and ~2016 (not sure if we have every year after that but @EddyB43 was meticulous about this stuff when he was active on here), whether his gacha problem has always been as bad as it is now, spending on Leanna (who was high maintenance compared to Kat), other money sinks like the fighting game statues, when he started taking out credit cards post-move to Renton, when interest on those cards started to accrue faster than his ability to get new lines of credit, and when those cards were maxed out. I wish I had a better answer for you but the best I can say is "almost certainly over $100,000".
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This theory has the same issue as the "Phil spent $300,000 on gacha" one: there are tons of unknowns and Phil has never been 100% honest even when he was putting much more of his life on vlogs + Instagram. I agree the money had to go somewhere that has little or nothing to show for it but that does not have to be gacha - to use the other laughably high expenses from the bank leaks it could just as easily have been delivery + liquor. We know from his own vlogs that his cooking abilities are minimal and he keeps much more alcohol around the house than most men.
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It's the addiction he's currently gushing from the financial jugular the most heavily due to the barrier to satiation of it being the lowest for all of DSP's current ones, great point.
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Has Phil ever asked for prepaid Visa or amazon credits in public?
I know that that he has begged people to send him Playstation/Xbox/Nintendo credits a number of times before (purportedly to afford new games),but if he were to refund those then the refunded money would go back to the original buyer (ie the one who donated them to him) and not him.
I suppose that he could be selling them at dubious gamekey websites at a loss,but it strikes me unlikely that he would do that given his sloth.
While it's certainly a high estimate it's not in the realm of impossibility,but more likely the figure is about half of that ($125.000-$150.000).
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Sorry, I meant hard for HIM to explain, should Fehu decide to reveal to everyone that he has indeed been getting tons of gift cards behind the scenes, while pretending in public that he's struggling to even so much as buy games.
Not to mention, were he honest about how many he gets, from the beginning, it would draw attention to the validity of the Champions thing. Why else would he be wanting gift cards instead of people gifting him the games? He knows damn well that if we see him begging for, and receiving, hundreds of dollars a month in gift cards, we're going to figure out what it's actually for.
What I'm curious about, is why anyone would be going along with this. It's not like handing him a gift card is much different from handing him money, you don't have a guarantee of where it's going. And with it being private, they don't get the satisfaction of sticking it to us jackasses.
I'll always wonder what he would've done with all that money, had he not gotten into mobile games. Nothing good, of course, but it'll remain an interesting mystery forever.
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Nah, couldn't ever get a good number on it, but I think someone had played the game and gave a rough guesstimate of like $5-10k.
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Just from Phil's refusal to give an estimate himself on those old forums, we can easily assume it was at least that much. Hard to imagine it being considerably more, though, just from observing how Champions works. It seems to be the peak of "How much money will our players spend if we let them?"
I mean shit, when we found his account, we were able to calculate that it absolutely had $40k minimum pumped in to get to where it was. That's quite a bit more than I can fathom the others leaving room for.
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I just want to point out that for the amount he spent huffing electronic jockstraps in that time period alone, he could have leased a high-end BMW and gotten a hair transplant.
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The dude just doesn't give a shit any more. I'm surprised he doesn't play during his streams, honestly.
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Playing the game in the event helps the game, but spending is the best way to support
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Cool. Looking forward to finding out how much he's likely to have spent on this.
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Thank you for keeping up with this stuff I'm sure I speak for a lot of people when I say I appreciate it.
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What's hilarious is that I know what he's thinking. "I have to keep up my standing in this game." Which is like me thinking I need to post so much to maintain my status as most prolific. I don't even know if I am, I'm just a chatty motherfucker. My brain, if nothing else, is a generator of words.
For Phil, his whole life is revolving around this. I mean think about that. It's one thing when you care too much about a particular thing that only takes up time. Like posting on social media. Phil is hardly the only person with that problem, it's pretty normal. What isn't, is sinking so much money, everyday, year after year, that ones life is dictated by it. For the simple reason of it feeling necessary to maintain it.
Fake internet points aren't worth the time some will invest into chasing them, and they're especially not worth several years and over $100,000. That's essentially what runs Droopy's life: the pursuit of fake internet points. He even recognizes this, because he's mortified at the thought of sharing it with more than just the retards who do the same thing in Champions.
For Phil, his whole life is revolving around this. I mean think about that. It's one thing when you care too much about a particular thing that only takes up time. Like posting on social media. Phil is hardly the only person with that problem, it's pretty normal. What isn't, is sinking so much money, everyday, year after year, that ones life is dictated by it. For the simple reason of it feeling necessary to maintain it.
Fake internet points aren't worth the time some will invest into chasing them, and they're especially not worth several years and over $100,000. That's essentially what runs Droopy's life: the pursuit of fake internet points. He even recognizes this, because he's mortified at the thought of sharing it with more than just the retards who do the same thing in Champions.
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It would be amazing if someone managed to sneak their way into that shit-filled faction and see what kind of communication takes place. I'd be willing to bet a very insignificant amount of pennies that one could easily pinpoint the very same text-mannerisms he has in his gulag chat.
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didnt he join this faction specifically because they dont require any kind of communication? or was that something else?