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“You say you “pay” your developers in real money. As a developer (I’ve not published any of my games, but I will) I have not seen ways developers get paid with real money except for the DevEx program, which is a total scam:
Considering 10$ is worth 800 Robux, and 50,000 Robux can be traded through DevEx for 175 $, we can prove this.
10 x 17.5 = 175.
800 x 17.5 = 14,00
This simple equation proves that 175 $ is worth 14,000 Robux. Developers are giving 50,000 Robux for 175.
Developers are getting around a quarter, a bit more, of the money they should get. Plus, developers only get 70% of Robux spent. The other 30% just vanishes.
Calculating all this, every developer needs layers to spend 71428.57 Robux, yet that number is a fraction so you will need a player base who will spend 71429 Robux.
If you charged the actual value (keeping the tax rate) this would require players using 20,000 Robux.
Not including the tax rate, it would cost, of course, 14,000 Robux.
Other then this, I really like Roblox. I play several games and have bought some stuff with Robux.
Please respond and sorry for the long comment.”
Milobib via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
12/19/22
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Kris -_- the smash bros player via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
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“People asking for robux in these reviews is so funny!”
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02/10/22
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