That's interesting, and it affects how I see the f2p industry. I was never a big fan, but I figured it was fair 'enough' and ultimately acceptable practice to g

That's interesting, and it affects how I see the f2p industry. I was never a big fan, but I figured it was fair 'enough' and ultimately acceptable practice to give people a taste and charge them for more. But if it turns out there's a really small subset of people that spend a lot, too much probably, then it's quite possible that this business model relies, preys even, on people who have an addiction or similar problem. With some exceptions, probably, like pay-per-episode games.