C'mon Notch. Learn from Hammer's mistakes.
It's his money. Who cares?
Look at all the temporarily embarrassed billionaires in this thread.
The hyper rich stay like that because of the support from the poor.
C'mon Notch. Learn from Hammer's mistakes.
There's wisely spending your money.
Well, people like Kim Kardashian use it as a status symbol...you know...to participate in that stupid rich-person culture and be a "socialite."
Is Notch the next Kim Kardashian? Only time will tell.
Idiots and their money, I guess.
"Why couldn't he have put some of that money aside for funding Psychonauts 2" was the first thing that sprung to mind when I saw this.I wish he actually went through with funding Psychonauts 2.
He spent probably 5% of his net worth on that house. That's way, way less than what the average American spends when they buy a house, proportionately... At least, I'm fairly certain that's true.
also I dont get the "wow surprising" or "wasnt expecting this from notch"
dude is like a party animal, always been that way. pay attention to the parties he throws. This aint unlike him at all
More like 3%
"Why couldn't he have put some of that money aside for funding Psychonauts 2" was the first thing that sprung to mind when I saw this.
I am not sure about your apartment, but NYC is quite pricey. Your two bedroom apartment might be worth over a million. I know it is personal, but does your apartment make up more than 3% of your net worth? You are acting like he is MC Hammer and he bought a house that cost more than he had. Bill Gates spent 60 million building a house when he only had 4 billion. Being worth billions is different than being worth millions. The millionaires that I know personally all live in fairly normal (but nice) houses.
Some of you guys are acting like Notch is a rookie point guard and not a billionaire. He could buy a mansion like this every year and still be a billionaire. He has a lot more money than Paris Hilton or Kim Kardashian.
I am not sure why I care enough about this to post three times in this thread. I blame Robin Leach.
I just think this particular house---15 bathrooms, Beverly Hills, exorbitantly tacky----is a little much for someone like Notch.
also I dont get the "wow surprising" or "wasnt expecting this from notch"
dude is like a party animal, always been that way. pay attention to the parties he throws. This aint unlike him at all
He spent probably 5% of his net worth on that house. That's way, way less than what the average American spends when they buy a house, proportionately... At least, I'm fairly certain that's true.
I would have thought he would reinvest that money into something more meaningful. But hey, it's his money.
It's actually not.
And like I said, I don't have a problem with big houses, investing in real estate, or putting in only a few % of your net worth into a house when you're a billionaire.
I just think this particular house---15 bathrooms, Beverly Hills, exorbitantly tacky----is a little much for someone like Notch.
I would have thought he would reinvest that money into something more meaningful. But hey, it's his money.
Why do you give a shit what he did with his money
Why do you give a shit what he did with his money
Jealousy
Never knew this guy was so rich, I cant still get into minecraft.
"Cases of Dom Perignon were part of the deal."
I guess Notch is a different person than who I thought he was.
I really don't care. I'm posting on GAF to pass some time.
If I had that money, I'd build my own mansion.
It'd be a maze mansion. Filled with secret passageways and labyrinthine hallways and rooms that go nowhere and do nothing only to have special secret hatchways that slide down into a pool room or a dusty moldy library filled with occult tomes.
Then when I die, I'll leave it to the county to turn into a tourist attraction, especially for Halloween
If I had that money, I'd build my own mansion.
It'd be a maze mansion. Filled with secret passageways and labyrinthine hallways and rooms that go nowhere and do nothing only to have special secret hatchways that slide down into a pool room or a dusty moldy library filled with occult tomes.
Then when I die, I'll leave it to the county to turn into a tourist attraction, especially for Halloween
If I had that kind of money I'd buy Dracula's Castle.
Only 80 million too.
I mean wouldn't you guys do dumb stuff with that mount of cash.