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| - As of February 2010, The DBO Cash Shop has officially opened. The cash shop offers in game items in exchange for real life money. Most items you can do without and the majority of the inventory offered is cosmetic in nature. Meaning it offers no real practical use. The site can be found below.
- The Cash Shop has not been implemented as of Friday of August 14th, as the game is still in beta, but some players have predicted packs and cards for cash, which is very likely.
- After the Cash Shop was introduced, it stayed consistantly the same image until the graphics overhaul of 5th March 2010. On that day, the Cash Shop was given a new look. Weirdly, it was called "CASH" instead of "CASH SHOP". This name problem was fixed shortly thereafter when on the 26th March 2010, the Cash Shop was renamed to the Boutique, where playfish cash items are sold. Playfish cash presently can be bought on the top right side of the screen, under the amount of playfish cash you have. But after recent changes, playfish cash was changed into "Pet Society Cash" for game-specific money.
- The Cash Shop is the only thing in FlyFF that at any point requires money. Players can spend money to gain Gpotatoes, which can in turn be spent at the Cash Shop to gain ingame items. These items, although rarely game-critical, are often vital to obtaining powerful equipment. Most Cash Shop items can be sold for a large amount of penya.
- The Cash Shop was introduced as a way to keep PokePlushies running. It is now used by purchasing Black Bottle Caps, which are each worth one US cent. Almost all cash shop adoptable costs 300 Black Bottle Caps(aka $BC), which means they each cost three US dollars. The purchase is made through PayPal, and on the first purchase the buyer receives a free Kuron egg. This Kuron egg only levels up through repeatedly buying increments of 300 $BC.
- Im Cashshop (CS) kann man Dinge für echtes Geld kaufen, die man dann ingame für seine Charaktere nutzen kann. Dazu gehören Schriftrollen für Wiederbelebung oder für das Verbessern von Waffen, Rüstungen und Waffen, manchmal auch Haustiere, die Items, die am Boden liegen, einsammeln. Dort gibt es auch andere Items, die nur für einige Zeit wirken, beispielsweise das Azria-Ticket. Um solche kaufen zu können, muss man sein Geld in "Gpotatoes" umwandeln. Diese sind auch im Spiel sehr beliebt, und so bekommt man oft, wenn man sie verkauft, ein schönes Sümmchen. Dabei gilt: Zehn Euro = 1000Gpotatoes. Je mehr Gps man kauft, desto kleiner wird der Preis. Schaut euch doch einfach mal das Angebot an! Ihr müsst euch dafür einfach auf der offiziellen Homepage einloggen und dann auf "Shop" klicken!
- The Web Shop is a section of the Mabinogi website that lets you buy Partners, Pets, Character Cards, Premium Service, and numerous items for in-game use. The Web Shop can be found here.
- The Cash Shop is a function where players are able to buy in-game items with real money. The Cash Shop sells a variety of unique items that characters that have many different uses. Players can buy clothes that mask over their equipment, such as overalls, shirts, pants, skirts, weapons, gloves, rings, shields, capes, and hats, and "transparent" equipment, allowing players to keep the stats of an item while making it invisible. Other items sold include special effects, wedding tickets, store coupons, pets, and plenty of other useful items. Most of the items in the Cash Shop are only temporary, and will expire after a certain amount of time (usually 90 days).
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| - As of February 2010, The DBO Cash Shop has officially opened. The cash shop offers in game items in exchange for real life money. Most items you can do without and the majority of the inventory offered is cosmetic in nature. Meaning it offers no real practical use. The site can be found below.
- The Cash Shop is a function where players are able to buy in-game items with real money. The Cash Shop sells a variety of unique items that characters that have many different uses. Players can buy clothes that mask over their equipment, such as overalls, shirts, pants, skirts, weapons, gloves, rings, shields, capes, and hats, and "transparent" equipment, allowing players to keep the stats of an item while making it invisible. Other items sold include special effects, wedding tickets, store coupons, pets, and plenty of other useful items. Most of the items in the Cash Shop are only temporary, and will expire after a certain amount of time (usually 90 days). NX Cash can be purchased using real money at department and convenience stores, or with a credit card. As MapleStory is a free game, the Cash Shop is Nexon's primary source of income from the game. Despite this, the Cash Shop remains completely optional, and it is possible to enjoy MapleStory without using the Cash Shop. In MapleStory: RED, the Cash Shop received an overhaul in it's interface to be larger than the previous 800 x 600 screen that re-sized with larger game screens, as Wizet began making MapleStory able to make the resolution larger.
- The Cash Shop has not been implemented as of Friday of August 14th, as the game is still in beta, but some players have predicted packs and cards for cash, which is very likely.
- After the Cash Shop was introduced, it stayed consistantly the same image until the graphics overhaul of 5th March 2010. On that day, the Cash Shop was given a new look. Weirdly, it was called "CASH" instead of "CASH SHOP". This name problem was fixed shortly thereafter when on the 26th March 2010, the Cash Shop was renamed to the Boutique, where playfish cash items are sold. Playfish cash presently can be bought on the top right side of the screen, under the amount of playfish cash you have. But after recent changes, playfish cash was changed into "Pet Society Cash" for game-specific money.
- The Cash Shop is the only thing in FlyFF that at any point requires money. Players can spend money to gain Gpotatoes, which can in turn be spent at the Cash Shop to gain ingame items. These items, although rarely game-critical, are often vital to obtaining powerful equipment. Most Cash Shop items can be sold for a large amount of penya.
- The Cash Shop was introduced as a way to keep PokePlushies running. It is now used by purchasing Black Bottle Caps, which are each worth one US cent. Almost all cash shop adoptable costs 300 Black Bottle Caps(aka $BC), which means they each cost three US dollars. The purchase is made through PayPal, and on the first purchase the buyer receives a free Kuron egg. This Kuron egg only levels up through repeatedly buying increments of 300 $BC.
- Im Cashshop (CS) kann man Dinge für echtes Geld kaufen, die man dann ingame für seine Charaktere nutzen kann. Dazu gehören Schriftrollen für Wiederbelebung oder für das Verbessern von Waffen, Rüstungen und Waffen, manchmal auch Haustiere, die Items, die am Boden liegen, einsammeln. Dort gibt es auch andere Items, die nur für einige Zeit wirken, beispielsweise das Azria-Ticket. Um solche kaufen zu können, muss man sein Geld in "Gpotatoes" umwandeln. Diese sind auch im Spiel sehr beliebt, und so bekommt man oft, wenn man sie verkauft, ein schönes Sümmchen. Dabei gilt: Zehn Euro = 1000Gpotatoes. Je mehr Gps man kauft, desto kleiner wird der Preis. Schaut euch doch einfach mal das Angebot an! Ihr müsst euch dafür einfach auf der offiziellen Homepage einloggen und dann auf "Shop" klicken!
- The Web Shop is a section of the Mabinogi website that lets you buy Partners, Pets, Character Cards, Premium Service, and numerous items for in-game use. The Web Shop can be found here.
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