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Living cost in london
Lisbella Peridot
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9/29/2015
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Having spend some time settling in London, a question come to mind:
how much does an average person spend on daily life here?
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Kelly is taking a long break on isolation.
I also play Town of Salem and a few other games - still Lisbella Peridot!
I finally regained stable internet access, so I should be around more often...
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Nigel Overstreet
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9/29/2015
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It's really hard to say. It depends entirely upon one's lifestyle I suppose.
For more on the subject: http://www.victorianweb.org/economics/wages.html
But the cost of living in 1888: http://www.victorianweb.org/economics/wages4.html
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Estelle Knoht
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11/17/2015
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If you factor in the price of secrets and various oddly-defined goods, life in the Neath can become strange. Like, you have the downtrodden people in Spite struggling for pennies, but talking to them can earn you a Searing Enigma worth 62.5 Echoes, and people can spontaneously create money in form of Cryptic Clues by lounging around in the House of Chimes.
edited by Estelle Knoht on 11/17/2015
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Estelle Knoht, a juvenile, unreliable and respectable lady.
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NotaWalrus
Posts: 221
11/17/2015
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Estelle Knoht wrote:
If you factor in the price of secrets and various oddly-defined goods, life in the Neath can become strange. Like, you have the downtrodden people in Spite struggling for pennies, but talking to them can earn you a Searing Enigma worth 62.5 Echoes, and people can spontaneously create money in form of Cryptic Clues by lounging around in the House of Chimes.
edited by Estelle Knoht on 11/17/2015
Don't forget the oddity of each person having a thing of indeterminate value that devils will give give plenty for yet sells for pennies.
(Really, one would think that something so rare as a soul would be worth more than two pence.)
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