I’m not even going to let you be an expert on the cad or the use of cad. I’m not even going to call you an expert. You don’t get to be an expert on this. I’m just going to let you be an expert on this. We may not have the best knowledge, but we know better than anyone.
And we can definitely say we have the best knowledge. I’m guessing that there is a great deal of discussion on this topic in this thread, so I’ll refrain from providing a very thorough list of sources.
I think the reason for this is that it’s very difficult to determine what a currency is in the context of a video game, which is why the term “currency” and “currency system” are often used interchangeably. A currency is, in most cases, a specific unit of money that can be exchanged for goods and services. For example, in video games, a currency is often the currency used to purchase upgrades, weapons, or items.
If you read the game’s description on the wikipedia page there is absolutely no mention of a currency. In fact, one of the reasons I enjoy video games so much is because I’m able to play them without having to think about the monetary aspects of the game. It makes sense that the developers would keep the monetary aspect of the game to a minimum since its a game about playing video games.
In an interview on the game’s official website, game director David Braben stated that the currency is a “living, evolving, and evolving system,” but that it will likely change with each new game. One thing we can say with absolute certainty is that it is not tied to any physical currency. At one point in the interview, however, Braben stated the game has a “pre-paid” currency system that will ultimately be tied to real money.
It’s important to keep in mind that, while we’re assuming that 126 CAD is a literal currency, it’s not the only currency in the game. There are other currencies that can be used just as easily, including other types of cards, and items that can be bought and sold within the game.
There is a lot more to the game than the currency. We haven’t decided exactly what the game’s currency is yet, but we will soon. The currency is tied to real (in this case, physical) money. We know this because we’ve been using our credit cards to buy and sell items, as well as doing business with vendors while in the game. We think this is a good way to keep track of the game’s currency.
The real goal of the game is to get the Visionaries to pay off their debts. This will happen in the first few missions, but if you get good at the game, you can get a lot more money. The money will also be worth much more once you’ve got it.
We’re not sure how much it will cost to start the game. We’d assume it will be quite a bit, so it wouldn’t be much of a stretch to say that we’re going to be spending at least $100 on each of the first two missions.
We aren’t sure exactly what the currency will be, but I suspect it will be fairly easy to keep track of. We get some coins in the game, which are used to buy things. The second mission is pretty much like the first one. You have to get to the Visionaries’ island before they spend it all.
