WWE Champions General - Despite his claims, DSP is still spending thousands of dollars on the WWE Champions mobile game

[King Daddy Telomerase]

Its not Kat's problem as long as the lights are on and the uber eats shows up. Kat could give a fuck about Phil's bankruptcy as long as her paypig provides for her lifestyle.

Believe me, Kat gets what she wants.

Agreed. And this is why Phil will go down trying every last thing to save the WAkhando. I can't wait until Katherine is the main detractor that ruined Phil's life.

 

[AnOminous]

Hulk Hogan has the lamest finishing move of all time.

It says something about how epic a performer he is that almost nobody even cares that his finishing move is stupid beyond belief.

His finishing move on Gawker was way better than that gay leg drop or whatever.

 

[Sparkletor 2.0]

Why is everyone assuming he’s buying iTunes cards when he can just set up the debit card attached to his PayPal account as his default payment method on his Apple account? With how lazy DipShitPig is, the extra steps of buying cards and having to redeem them before using the money Vs just hitting Purchase on his phone and having things instantly is kind of a no-brainer.

People are assuming Phil isn't stupid enough to use his bank card. I assume most people, if they were spending their money on something they probably shouldn't, would not want to leave a paper trail.

 

[actually]

People are assuming Phil isn't stupid enough to use his bank card. I assume most people, if they were spending their money on something they probably shouldn't, would not want to leave a paper trail.

I'm in this boat, for one main reason. Think about the most recent Discord messages @tzgnilki shared. Phil went from "not spending" to "maybe one $99" to "oh man, a mystery $199 pull gotta have that" in one night. Unless he just loads up hundreds of dollars in credits (which is possible!), that reeks of some form of direct spending, whether it's from a debit card or a paypal account.

 

[AnOminous]

I'm in this boat, for one main reason. Think about the most recent Discord messages @tzgnilki shared. Phil went from "not spending" to "maybe one $99" to "oh man, a mystery $199 pull gotta have that" in one night. Unless he just loads up hundreds of dollars in credits (which is possible!), that reeks of some form of direct spending, whether it's from a debit card or a paypal account.

He probably did it whatever way made it easiest. Addicts do that.

 

[Nypical Haterade Comment]

The Razor's Edge is basically dropping someone. Meh.

The claw is far worse and only looks good when Mick Foley used Mr. Socko and when Bray Wyatt does his “Mandible Claw” variation. Otherwise it’s just a guy holding someone’s face and that person flails trying to sell it.

 

[Chickorita]

I bet DSP is the only person at his VIP level in this game that is filing for bankruptcy and half a million in debt.

Does Kat have any online presence that can be contacted? I can almost guarantee that DSP is hiding the extent of his spending on this game from her. I don't think she'd be too happy if she found out she lost her home because of a fucking wwe mobile game.

Shit like this is probably why he keeps her so sheltered from everything.

Nobody gets to the top of gacha leaderboards by being smart with their money. Even if you can spare the cash, there's better things to do with it than rolling for pixelated wrestlers. DSP is just unique in the fact that he's both an incredibly stupid and incredibly public whale.

 

[King Daddy Telomerase]

I'm in this boat, for one main reason. Think about the most recent Discord messages @tzgnilki shared. Phil went from "not spending" to "maybe one $99" to "oh man, a mystery $199 pull gotta have that" in one night. Unless he just loads up hundreds of dollars in credits (which is possible!), that reeks of some form of direct spending, whether it's from a debit card or a paypal account.

For that $199 "offer", there's a time limit for buying it after the previous purchase you make. Another reason I doubt Phil buys cards at stores.

 

[The Penultimate Warrior]

It says something about how epic a performer he is that almost nobody even cares that his finishing move is stupid beyond belief.

His finishing move on Gawker was way better than that gay leg drop or whatever.

In kayfabe I''ve never understood why you wouldn't just back off when he's hulking up, and wait for him to hulk down again. Although he was never that great in terms of in-ring ability, but was a master showman, and backstage politician.

Maybe I'm just out of touch, but I simply cannot comprehend how anyone could spend $199 on a single spin of a virtual slot machine. I've barely spent half that on games this year, and even then it feels like too much.

 

[Salubrious]

Just out of curiosity I decided to download the game, to see what is so special that an le epic gamer xd like our boy Phail can be so hooked.

Game is garbage, an obvious cash grab. Gameplay is candy crush + sweaty muscle bois, almost everything you touch is connected to microtransactions. At least SuperCard had some tactics so you had to balance your team and even think strategically some times. This is just trash, I'm disappointed in you, Dark.

Can you focus on women and make your primaries Asuka, Kairi, and Io?

Asking for a friend...

 

[King Daddy Telomerase]

In kayfabe I''ve never understood why you wouldn't just back off when he's hulking up, and wait for him to hulk down again. Although he was never that great in terms of in-ring ability, but was a master showman, and backstage politician.

Rarely, the smarter heels would do that. It's also fittingly what Hollywood Hogan would do constantly, stall for minutes outside the ring at a time, which also hid the fact that Hogan could barely move at that point of his career.

Hogan's rise was from an era where faces didn't really have finishers or signature moves, since the focus was on kayfabe and making the matches look real. Most guys' 'finishers' back then were elbow drops, leg drops, splashing your fat body on a guy, etc...

 

[AnOminous]

Rarely, the smarter heels would do that. It's also fittingly what Hollywood Hogan would do constantly, stall for minutes outside the ring at a time, which also hid the fact that Hogan could barely move at that point of his career.

He also had one of the best heel turns so it was entirely in character to choose chickenshit strategies like that at the time.

 

[whatever I feel like]

Hogan was great compared to most of the people who proceeded him in the 80s. He could go on the mat and in front of a camera. Times changed and his matches aren't special to go back and watch now but come early to watch whatever shit was proceeding him in any given show and you can see the difference.

 

[King Nutsack]

Just out of curiosity I decided to download the game, to see what is so special that an le epic gamer xd like our boy Phail can be so hooked.

Game is garbage, an obvious cash grab. Gameplay is candy crush + sweaty muscle bois, almost everything you touch is connected to microtransactions. At least SuperCard had some tactics so you had to balance your team and even think strategically some times. This is just trash, I'm disappointed in you, Dark.

Oh for sure. I mean, SuperCard is awful and does a lot to get you to spend money on things but it doesn't seem anywhere near as blatant in wanting you to spend like Champions does. There's always a billion things in the store some of which are priced at $99.99 or even $199.99. I looked now and there's TWO separate packages in the store that straight up let you buy a handful of lower-tier wrestlers for $199.99. It seems like your progress in the game gets straight up walled by not having enough coins or materials to upgrade wrestlers so they want you to spend spend spend. And I guess it works on whales like Dave, I'm amazed anybody falls for this shit but there's lots of dumb wrestling fans out there.

One of the things I still find amazing about this is how DSP made a big deal about how SuperCard was "ruined" because of certain events or something and quit playing the game (as far as we know), only to make a lateral over to another WWE-themed mobile game that's even scummier, and he's probably spent more money on. We have no idea how much money he spent on SuperCard, but I remember those threads on the 2K forum where he would spend as much money as possible to complete an event "first" for no reason other than bragging rights. He would win the top card from the event by spending money to get it within hours, on an event that runs for 4 days and can be done without spending. But he had to be FIRST because he wanted the prestige and the adoration of his addicted-to-a-moneysink peers, only to realize that the detractors found him posting there and he needed to abandon ship.

I just watched this video and forgot about the fact that Dave straight up admitted on that forum that he was using the "breaks" on his stream to play WWE SuperCard, an amazingly assholish thing to do to his wheelchairs wanting to watch him play games. I 100% guarantee he's doing the same thing to this day on WWE Champions instead.

DSP Tries It: Taking A Day Off

Dat Supercard Tho! [SONGS: "Real Man" by Todd Rundgren / "Alibi" by Elvis Costello]

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[Prince Lotor]

Oh for sure. I mean, SuperCard is awful and does a lot to get you to spend money on things but it doesn't seem anywhere near as blatant in wanting you to spend like Champions does. There's always a billion things in the store some of which are priced at $99.99 or even $199.99. I looked now and there's TWO separate packages in the store that straight up let you buy a handful of lower-tier wrestlers for $199.99. It seems like your progress in the game gets straight up walled by not having enough coins or materials to upgrade wrestlers so they want you to spend spend spend. And I guess it works on whales like Dave, I'm amazed anybody falls for this shit but there's lots of dumb wrestling fans out there.

One of the things I still find amazing about this is how DSP made a big deal about how SuperCard was "ruined" because of certain events or something and quit playing the game (as far as we know), only to make a lateral over to another WWE-themed mobile game that's even scummier, and he's probably spent more money on. We have no idea how much money he spent on SuperCard, but I remember those threads on the 2K forum where he would spend as much money as possible to complete an event "first" for no reason other than bragging rights. He would win the top card from the event by spending money to get it within hours, on an event that runs for 4 days and can be done without spending. But he had to be FIRST because he wanted the prestige and the adoration of his addicted-to-a-moneysink peers, only to realize that the detractors found him posting there and he needed to abandon ship.

I just watched this video and forgot about the fact that Dave straight up admitted on that forum that he was using the "breaks" on his stream to play WWE SuperCard, an amazingly assholish thing to do to his wheelchairs wanting to watch him play games. I 100% guarantee he's doing the same thing to this day on WWE Champions instead.

DSP Tries It: Taking A Day Off

Dat Supercard Tho! [SONGS: "Real Man" by Todd Rundgren / "Alibi" by Elvis Costello]

www.youtube.com

He was mad when 'Season 2' of WWE Supercard released because Season 1 cards couldn't be played against Season 2 cards. He was mad all the thousands he spent to be king shit didn't mean anything, although he could have just converted his high-level Season 1 cards into Season 2 cards but he decided to throw a fit and rage-quit the game. This rage-quit due to Season 2's release that he talks about was something like several months after he had said he quit the game after his whaling and forum posts got exposed.

As soon as he quit WWE Supercard in early 2015 he started playing WWE Immortals, then in March 2016 he started playing WWE Champions.

WWE SuperCard - Wikipedia

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Season 2

Season 2 introduced tokens and multi-charge enhancements to the cards. Additionally, the cards will level up skills with a feature called Play Levels. After Season 2 was introduced, season 1 cards were made ineligible to play against Season 2 cards, additionally, the Fusion Chamber is used to convert higher-levels Season 1 cards into Season 2 cards.

 

[Preferred Penne]

The claw is far worse and only looks good when Mick Foley used Mr. Socko and when Bray Wyatt does his “Mandible Claw” variation. Otherwise it’s just a guy holding someone’s face and that person flails trying to sell it.

Try jamming two fingers into the bottom of your mouth under your tongue. That's the effect they're going for.

 

[Honzou]

The thing that I find the most interesting is that you can never truly win this game. Even if you whale out the ass and have the best sweaty bois they can just make an update that introduces stronger ones. It's an endless treadmill and worse than real casinos.

For that $199 "offer", there's a time limit for buying it after the previous purchase you make. Another reason I doubt Phil buys cards at stores.

This is definitely more predatory than Las Vegas.

 

[tzgnilki]

The thing that I find the most interesting is that you can never truly win this game. Even if you whale out the ass and have the best sweaty bois they can just make an update that introduces stronger ones. It's an endless treadmill and worse than real casinos.



This is definitely more predatory than Las Vegas.

there was huge power creep when they added crit chance/crit damage and evasion defense

 

[Bully_Hunter_69]

And I feel guilty for throwing $4 at Bloons Monkey City like once or twice a year. At least NinjaKiwi makes good games.

post-edit: haha NinjaKiwi haha Kiwi Farms haha haha haha

 

[King Daddy Telomerase]

This is definitely more predatory than Las Vegas.

WWE Champions seriously is. It's the poster child for what should be used when the gov't finally realizes how awful gacha mobile games are and regulates them. They have options to buy stuff on nearly every page. There's good reason why Scopely is insanely profitable.