Editing Money (section)

==Money and /tg/==
Being a tabletop hobbyist, money plays a huge role in the life of every neck beard. If you don't have money you can't build your army, without your army you cannot participate in tabletop match. The require products for this hobby comes with miniatures, paint and codex. They are all damn expensive, especially when they are all measured in euro (which is currently the most expensive currency of all).

Suffice to say, wargaming/miniature modelling is a first world middle class/upper middle class hobby, but mostly for younger audience until a certain age above 25? because once a person is past a certain age threshold, they'll be too busy at work than spending time on their hobby, or not [[Chris-Chan|because they could just become a lazy manchild who doesn't work but use the warefare or their parent's money like the fucking parasite they are]]. A recent move was made by [[GW]] to attract younger audience into the bloody world of 40k, with [[skub|improvements such as making newer edition less complicated,]] [[Ultramarine|advertising their games using smurf-sues]] or [[Warhammer Adventures|introduce the grimdark world of 40k to a much younger audience]]. This turns out to be a great moves, as it turns the children into plastic crackhead, forever bothering their parent to buy them a new box of space marines. Some hobbyist with little income prefers to buy their miniatures one by one when they have the money to spare, until they can finally compete with other player......only to bitch online when their favorite faction lose to a bunch of [[Tau|blue face space communist]].

[[pirate|Piracy]] is often seen as an alternative to currency transactions for obtaining RPG products. Unfortunately this can normally only obtain digital goods, though with a 3D printer miniatures can now be pirated as well. This is illegal, but rarely enforced past the provider if you're not stealing movies from a major distributor or something written by a total sperg like [[Zweihander]]. Another alternative is the use of simulators like ''[[Tabletop Simulator]]'' or one of the many card game simulators, which can allow copyright infringing representations of physical objects to be used.