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I think ease of access is unrated as a contributing factor. But even scarier than that is the ubiquity. The ability to get a fix whenever you want (after all,
by HWR_14 5y ago
I think ease of access is unrated as a contributing factor. But even scarier than that is the ubiquity. The ability to get a fix whenever you want (after all, it's easy to open the game and spend money!) makes resisting it a 24/7 chore.
- yomly 5y agoyes - I very often absentmindedly open Clash out of habit even if I wasn't intending to play it.