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How Much Money do you Generally Spend on Onigiri?

PostPosted: 06 Dec 2015, 05:10
by Bluey5
Your average amount to be more precise. How often would be nice to know as well.

...just wonderin'

Re: How Much Money do you Generally Spend on Onigiri?

PostPosted: 06 Dec 2015, 12:35
by Penii
$0
Never

Re: How Much Money do you Generally Spend on Onigiri?

PostPosted: 06 Dec 2015, 12:37
by Ryxa
More than most people (I think). How often as well as how much would depend on the time frame... this year or last year?

Re: How Much Money do you Generally Spend on Onigiri?

PostPosted: 06 Dec 2015, 13:41
by Sorozone
$0

Spent 4k OC or more from video offers from super sonic ads.

Re: How Much Money do you Generally Spend on Onigiri?

PostPosted: 06 Dec 2015, 15:33
by Bluey5
Ryxa wrote:More than most people (I think). How often as well as how much would depend on the time frame... this year or last year?


This year would be nice.

Also, lol with the 0$ x.x

Re: How Much Money do you Generally Spend on Onigiri?

PostPosted: 06 Dec 2015, 15:34
by Ryxa
Like $50 then :D

Re: How Much Money do you Generally Spend on Onigiri?

PostPosted: 06 Dec 2015, 15:38
by Bluey5
Ryxa wrote:Like $50 then :D


LOL that's an achievement XD

Offtopic
Don't change your name from Ryxa. I would be sad if you did, but the decision is up to you. That's such a cool name q.q

Keep the amounts coming...

Re: How Much Money do you Generally Spend on Onigiri?

PostPosted: 06 Dec 2015, 16:17
by SupremeTentacle
250ish for Sasuke.

About like 10 bux a month for button B's and stuff otherwise.

Re: How Much Money do you Generally Spend on Onigiri?

PostPosted: 06 Dec 2015, 18:17
by HelixDraxzonyx
In total, about £150 (somewhere around $226 according to Google). I would do a monthly average, but I don't have one. Only bought OC three times since I started playing in April. Planning on buying more OC on Friday, but I might not. Depends on what other expenses I have to contend with.

Re: How Much Money do you Generally Spend on Onigiri?

PostPosted: 07 Dec 2015, 15:55
by Reis
0$ this year. Around 50-60 $ last year.