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I ran across this via Reddit and watched it. It is a bit interesting as it explains how players were brainwashed (tricked??) in MMO games into spending huge amounts of $$, for simpleton items like horse armor, and kinda explains the start of Pay2Win in games. P2W with cosmetics is the 'stroke my ego' game.
I think it also explains why my gamin habits tend to keep away from such games or dont play them for any length of meaningful time. Free2Plays games like to call it supporting the developer, and how thats just the first hook to get you to spend more money later on all to justify that "Its a business model" narrative.
Warning: This video might make you mad.
I think it also explains why my gamin habits tend to keep away from such games or dont play them for any length of meaningful time. Free2Plays games like to call it supporting the developer, and how thats just the first hook to get you to spend more money later on all to justify that "Its a business model" narrative.
Warning: This video might make you mad.
