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About a year and a half ago i got dragged into the hype (via family subscription) - and actually enjoyed the games for about 3 days. after that, the fact that t
by drglitch 11y ago
About a year and a half ago i got dragged into the hype (via family subscription) - and actually enjoyed the games for about 3 days. after that, the fact that they had a total of about 5 variations, with totally predictable ordering, got really boring and i went back to 2048. You don't have to be a neuroscientist to see how this kind of predictable repetitive activity will make you "get better at it" every time you play...
Cancelling took a couple of emails and threat to dispute the CC charge.
Hooray for FTC!
- tedmiston 11y agoI was a big fan of the restaurant server game. There was tons of variation in customers and their orders as you progressed in levels. Enough so that I could never really master that one. It felt like a good memory exercise though.
- transfire 11y ago> Cancelling took a couple of emails and threat to dispute the CC charge. Now that is a reason I can understand. But fining them on the basis of questionable claims -- almost every product in the world does that.