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Edited by terra mystix:
10/6/2015 12:08:48 AM
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"Silver" is a term used for coin in pirate times
"Eververse Trading Company" - similar to the 'British East India Company' and the fictional East Indian Trading Company (Pirates of the Caribbean)
It makes sense to use silver for currency when a company like ETC is introduced
English
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Or east empire trading company. From elder scrolls online. Who also had a crown store for cosmetic items. Which halo will also be implementing. Oh look, bungie reused a concept for content. Big shock.
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Microtransactions isn't a new concept from anybody. But if you're referring to the pirate-esque theme, that started in SWTOR before ESO, and probably started before SWTOR in something else
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Yeah I know. Loved me some SWTOR!
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Or, you know, the British East India Company from real life
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ok. i wasn;t sure of the real life name. I'll edit it in now
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Edited by WHO WAS PHONE: 10/6/2015 12:37:19 AMNo problem. I only knew it because I'm taking a history class right now
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[quote]Or, you know, the British East India Company from real life[/quote] Lol this
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[quote][quote]Or, you know, the British East India Company from real life[/quote] Lol this[/quote]
