Difference between revisions of "Glossary:Infinite spend"

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Boost Cosmetic Currency Finite spend Free-to-grind Infinite spend Loot box No microtransactions Player trading Time-limited Unlock

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 * This is in contrast to {{Glossary:Finite spend|uc}} games that have a limit.
-* {{Glossary:Infinite spend|uc}} excludes services that the player only ever sees or make use of once, e.g. character name change, server move etc.
+* 'Infinite spend' excludes services that the player only ever sees or make use of once, e.g. character name change, server move etc.
 * If the limit is finite e.g. one can spend over $1,000 US dollars, then for all intents and purposes this is considered an 'infinite cap' on microtransactions.
 * If the game has a loot box system, then it is likely that for all intents and purposes it is an 'infinite spend' microtransaction game.
 * [https://microtransaction.zone/Home/Tags#moneyhole Infinite Money Hole (No Spending Cap)]
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Definition
Category Glossary
Infinite cap games have microtransactions that can be purchased over and over again without any limit.
Examples
Grand Theft Auto V's Shark Cards can be used up and purchased over and over again.
Notes
This is in contrast to Finite spend games that have a limit. 'Infinite spend' excludes services that the player only ever sees or make use of once, e.g. character name change, server move etc. If the limit is finite e.g. one can spend over $1,000 US dollars, then for all intents and purposes this is considered an 'infinite cap' on microtransactions. If the game has a loot box system, then it is likely that for all intents and purposes it is an 'infinite spend' microtransaction game. Infinite Money Hole (No Spending Cap)