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If you look at the size of Twitch.tv and lots of game-related subreddits, it's obvious that "social gaming" is a very big market with a lot of potential money t
by RussianCow 13y ago
If you look at the size of Twitch.tv and lots of game-related subreddits, it's obvious that "social gaming" is a very big market with a lot of potential money to be made.
- Crito 13y agoThe trick is that "social gaming" does not mean what many seem to think it means. Watch a live stream of Scott Manley having some beers and flying some kerbals to the Mun? Sure, I'm on board with that. Receive a notification that my mother has topped her previous high score in [who cares]Ville? No. No not at all. I've seen absolutely no indication that Facebook understands that "social gaming" should not mean "annoying your friends".
- qq66 13y agoWhy is what you want the only thing that is worth doing? What about the people who do care that their mom topped their previous score in [they care]Ville?
- Schwolop 13y agoWhoever those people are, I don't want them in my "friends" list.
- qq66 13y agoNobody can be in your friends list without your consent.
- Crito 13y agoLet's see, one involves spamming people who don't care, the other only involves people who do.. [shit]Ville spam games aren't social gaming, they are anti-social gaming. Not to mention, what is the context of this discussion? Rift. What does Rift have to do with [shit]Ville spam games? Fuck all.