I love the coin-shaped power coin. It is such a thoughtful design. It has a cool appearance, but it is also a powerful tool for making change. The coins are durable and the color is bright.
The power coin is a bit of a misnomer because the change is not a coin. It’s not the same thing. The coins are just a way to transfer real-world money into the game.
I’m still wondering how the “change is a coin” concept plays into the game. For that matter, the entire “real world money” concept is a bit of a misnomer. Money has not always been treated as a thing that I can put into my pocket. Money was always an abstract concept in our world. It was a tool, not a physical object.
Yes, money is an abstraction made up of tangible things. But the money in your pocket is also an abstraction made up of tangible things. It’s still a thing that you can put in your pocket, and it’s still a thing that you can transfer to someone else when you give them money.
The idea of money is an abstraction made up of tangible things, but it’s also a thing that is really easy to lose. Like money, the concept of coins has been lost over time. Coins are made up of bits of metal and/or plastic that are individually tangible. They’re often used as a medium of exchange, but in the 18th century the only ones that were used for exchange were glass, metal, and copper.
In reality, money is a way to store value. You can buy things with money that you cant really afford, or you can buy things with money that you don’t really need. The problem is how do you make money work in the real world? Coins have value, but the value of a coin is not directly proportional to the size of the coin. The fact that you can give someone money without being able to take it back is a problem.
Money in the real world is still an analog system, and the fact that money has no inherent value makes it a poor analogy as well.
People keep buying things that they really don’t need, but which they think will “buy” them something. They also buy things that they think will “buy” them something, but can’t afford, or they don’t really want. They use credit, debit, and prepaid cards.
To make things better, you also need to buy more things for the consumer with a higher demand/perceived need/product.
Money is the primary source of happiness and prosperity in this world. Money has no intrinsic value and is neither intrinsic nor necessary to manmade happiness.