But someone else could say the same to you: "But when people cry foul when their preferred method of 'following the rules' is removed, I don't have much pity f

But someone else could say the same to you: "But when people cry foul when their preferred method of 'following the rules' is removed, I don't have much pity for them." ...via 10M players leaving the game and putting the entire ecosystem at risk. The thing is, you're looking at this activity like 'success' is measurable within the game's rules rather than how satisfied people feel about playing the game in real life. This is a big difference between adults and children, by the way. All that prefrontal cortex development tends to push people into taking the value of their time into consideration even when they are playing games. They are not wrong to do so.