"You're missing the point. These are all games you likely play because your peer group does." No, I'm not missing the point. I'm not really big on activism or

"You're missing the point. These are all games you likely play because your peer group does." No, I'm not missing the point. I'm not really big on activism or proving points or things like that - but this is something which is something you don't do if you have principles. These games make people addicted because your friends play them. Learning to say "no" to these exploitative practices is a very useful thing. Make your friends play better games, or simply refuse to play their games. (Full disclosure: I use windows myself, I'm not disagreeing with you on that regard about proton)