Socialism Contract puts tracker on computer.
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People I wouldn’t want to share the World (of Warcraft) with anyway.
So huh to them, and goodbye!
I accept the social contract. I do not accept Calia as forsaken
This is what i think is funny. Alot of companies have figured out they can pretty much sell anything to the public because people are to gullible.
Season passes for video games. They sell it on pretense that the content they hand out will be worth 45 dollars or however much the season pass is, but then people complain that they supposedly fail to deliver. Like you are to blame.
My favorite is all this online social media that does not ask you to pay for anything, but yet no one questions how mark zuckerberg made his money. By selling everyone’s personal info, which everyone seems to be ok with lol. ALong with twitter, instagram, tik tok, snap chat, etc. Or they make money by using those clever advertisements.
Like the ones that are all like, man, try to name a city in californa that starts with the letter B. I’ll bet you can’t. Then a billion people share it and post the city name. Like man is it easy for these companies. And advertisers make millions off of stuff like that. And the graphics and images are not hard to create and distribute to the public either.
No one questions anything anymore, whether it might be a bad idea, or a good idea. Or whether it might be a bloody scam.
I am like ian malcolm from jurassic park. We have the ability to ressurect dinosaurs. But should we. I would say heck no. But no. Johm hammand and his money grubbing tycoons decided to do it anyway, and it turned out to be a bad idea all around.
I feel the same way with the internet. We have the ability to connect everyone in their mother together. But should we? I honestly wish the internet was never invented. Nothing really that great has come out of it. Just a very troubled society. And many people i thought were really awesome, i now think otherwise.
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That’s the problem, and the general anti-fun philosophy and implementing systems that force players to grind. Instead of addressing the real problems, they spent the limited time and budget on what?
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I will accept the social contract as I don’t really have a problem with it.
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That’s the hilarious thing, also scary.
Most don’t go into depth into them because of the inconvenience of reading. Which also seems to happen when people open their 1st new bank account.
I think those complaining are most likely the ones that its intended for.
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I skimmed, but ir’s all the same rules.
I for one encourage all the social injustice warrior snowflakes to decline and get out of our game.
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