Otaku relies on plug-ins to earn tens of thousands of dollars a month, which must be bought by someone, and the number is still quite large. Why are some people willing to spend money to play games? A sense of superiority, a heart of comparison, you know, the experience of RMB players is incomparable with that of ordinary players. Needless to say, with plug-ins, small white players can become gods directly, as long as they spend money. I haven't played games for many years. Anyway, many online games I have played before have different equipment and skills, as well as special titles. Even after a game, I have more experience than ordinary players. Then the special props in the mall are more cool than ordinary props, or they can easily increase the player's experience value, but they have to pay. Many people enjoy this privileged sense of superiority and will spend money to buy them. Moreover, many props have deadlines, and they will be renewed when they expire.

Once you have this kind of attempt, it will be difficult to be an ordinary player, just like having chicken legs to eat every day, and suddenly only steamed bread to eat one day. That kind of gap is also unacceptable to people who often play games, and they will feel that they still spend money to play. Therefore, they will continue to spend money to enjoy privileges and superiority, unless they really have no money. As long as they continue to indulge in this game, they will continue to spend money, which is a point of no return.

In addition, people who play games together will envy their peers when they see that they have good equipment and special skills. Players who throw money first will influence them to throw money, and even they will buy better equipment than their peers. This is the heart of comparison. With the game plug-in, some people simply buy the plug-in, which is basically "as long as you want it, you can't do it". It doesn't matter what the props are ranked. People who play with chickens can eat as many chickens as they want with the plug-in. After all, everyone likes to be a great god.