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Topic	Price to length ratio is one of the best measurements for video games.
TheOtherMike 12/07/20 1:48:11 PM #32:	TheGoldenEel posted... As for hobbies $60 wont even buy you much in the way of, say, a LEGO kit. As someone with a massive Lego collection, this is absolutely true. A $60 set will typically have 500-700 pieces, which can be assembled in an hour and a half if you take it slow. Honestly, of my four major hobbies (video games, Lego, woodworking, and writing) games are by far the cheapest except for writing, which is essentially free. <cite>TheOtherMike posted [p:948024591] in Price to l... [t:79157193]...</cite> <quote>TheGoldenEel posted... </cite> <quote>As for hobbies $60 wont even buy you much in the way of, say, a LEGO kit.</quote> As someone with a massive Lego collection, this is absolutely true. A $60 set will typically have 500-700 pieces, which can be assembled in an hour and a half if you take it slow. Honestly, of my four major hobbies (video games, Lego, woodworking, and writing) games are by far the cheapest except for writing, which is essentially free. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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