That’s an interesting meaning. I was sitting here talking to Kalaen and I was thinking “Some people say store mounts are P2W” and I was like … how? But by that definition it makes sense. ANYTHING you can’t get in game is P2W Not everyone is going to agree.
Is it in the dictionary?
Define winning in the context of Wow You can never win wow so if Blizz puts M raid gear on the shop is it not P2W?
Well that was a summation of the definition, the rest of my post was more fleshed out.
It’s anything you could buy outside of the game that was only available outside and gave you an advantage inside.
That makes sense but then that would be the “special items” P2W argument right? Where you can buy gear from a cash shop that’s only available on the cash shop so buying tokens to buy carries to get gear wouldn’t qualify because gold is available in the game and the gear you get is available in game as well.
You know, there’s so many of these threads but I’ve been wondering lately what the goal is? Let’s say Wow IS P2W for sake of argument, so what? What are you gonna do now?