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Monthly or lifetime — actually doing the math before I spend

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@@mats_only_mike·· Original post

Been on the fence for two weeks. Monthly is 35, lifetime is 150. That's like four and a half months to break even. I play maybe 3 nights a week, mostly Zero Build with the same squad, and I don't see that changing. Is lifetime dumb money if the game dies or the thing stops getting updated? Anyone regret going lifetime?

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@buildspam_larry

If you're already playing 3 nights a week you'll pass break even before winter. The only people who should buy monthly are the ones who quit games after two weeks. Which is half this forum tbh

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@stormcircle_sue

Monthly first. Always. Play one month, see if the aimbot actually fits how you play. 35 to find out is cheaper than 150 to find out

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@buildspam_larry

@stormcircle_sue that logic only works if you're broke. 150 once vs 35 every month forever isn't the same thing

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@mats_only_mikeOriginal poster

I'm not broke but I'm also not made of money. Leaning monthly for the first one honestly

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@chugjug_chad

Lifetime, no contest. I've done monthly on three different tools and every single time I forgot to cancel and ate a renewal I didn't want

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@1hp_hero

The updates are free either way so the "will it get updated" worry is kind of moot. That was the part I was scared of too