I find it interesting that despite how desperate corporations are to make everything as consistent as possible to make a sell-able product, it seems we as humans just plain need a minimum variety in our lives. I think the logical end point of our current global economy is just these gatcha-game style money sinks.
We keep seeing them pop up in various ways, and now I am kind of curious as to what South America, India, Africa and the near East have as rough equivalents. If they even have that.
Wait, are gatcha games the ultimate sign of a developed economy?
Thank you for posting this. I enjoyed reading it and recognising some traits that were starting when I lived in Beijing thirty years ago.
I cautiously suggest that there is a tendency to take an idea and then take it too far, and we see it here, too?
I find it interesting that despite how desperate corporations are to make everything as consistent as possible to make a sell-able product, it seems we as humans just plain need a minimum variety in our lives. I think the logical end point of our current global economy is just these gatcha-game style money sinks.
We keep seeing them pop up in various ways, and now I am kind of curious as to what South America, India, Africa and the near East have as rough equivalents. If they even have that.
Wait, are gatcha games the ultimate sign of a developed economy?
Reminiscent of the U. S., or global, troll doll craze of the 1960s