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, if they're playing every day, to actually spend the money to compensate for all the other revenue ush >> we're less than a million subscribers. if we can get 2 to 3 million playing the game, you start to transition from getting your money up-front to an apu, that is the long-term growth plan. >> i'm really sorry to pursue this point, sir, you have a million, you're talking about by doing this to get to 2 to 3 million. you have to sell a lot of stuff online to make up for that $60 usually for the first month. that's a lot of microtrgss. >> absolutely. if you can microtransact your way through the game, we build stories to stay in the game for months, if not years, on a long-term basis the model works. >> social has slowed down. have you made investments in social. is it worth it to invest more money in social? and how rapidly is that platform slowing? >> certainly you're right, the growth is slowing down, but obviously as a major player, if not the major player in social mobile free to play, we're not diversified than maybe some other people in the sector. let me use a topical example.