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(5/5)
My conclusion is: it's not immoral to disrespect your players time and decisions.

But it's a souring experience, which means a less than perfect product, which leads to bad business.

2. They have capital destined to try what sticks

All game development should allocate time, people and capital to investigation and prototyping. Not only on gameplay, but on storefronts, disconnection flows, reimbursements flows

These companies have been doing it for long years and failing upwards

1. They have already a build in-invested rock solid audience. They don't tend to seek new games elsewhere.

So, through time and emotional investment, it's easier and easier to slowly cook players into accepting slight misdemeanors from the experience.

Think of asking for sign-ups after installs

(2/5) My actual concern relies on practices that tries to take advantage or treat the players time/decisions disrespectfully.

There are two key factors at play whenever we say "but this title does it this way:

the pelasure of 'running'? I'm not sure these are the right verbs

Pa cuando la tirada impresa sobre viejas cartas de pkmn?

Fucking hermoso

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