Payday: Life Lessons
After playing Payday for two consecutive days, I have realized that like Monopoly, there is more to learn than one might think. For example, sometimes you have to take out a loan to buy a business in the hopes of making a profit, but be aware of the ten percent interest that comes with the loan. And if the business flops and you lose money, you still have to pay back that loan and the interest that goes along with it. I also learned from a personal lesson, that when you’re nearing the end of your life, (the end of the game) buying another business may not be a wise option. Although there might be a chance for you to make your money back, it is not guaranteed by any means, as I learned with Teen Jeans Co. On the flip side
After playing Payday for two consecutive days, I have realized that like Monopoly, there is more to learn than one might think. For example, sometimes you have to take out a loan to buy a business in the hopes of making a profit, but be aware of the ten percent interest that comes with the loan. And if the business flops and you lose money, you still have to pay back that loan and the interest that goes along with it. I also learned from a personal lesson, that when you’re nearing the end of your life, (the end of the game) buying another business may not be a wise option. Although there might be a chance for you to make your money back, it is not guaranteed by any means, as I learned with Teen Jeans Co. On the flip side