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On this topic - are pay-to-play or wait-to-play (often phone games) the bigger drivers of gaming addiction now?

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I mean, on gaming companies not caring about you, once you've bought a one-off-payment game, they've got their money and while they probably don't care if you're playing it too much, they also probably don't care if you don't play it much. If someone develops a conscience they might add a MGS-style "you've been playing too long" sort of mechanic.

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But that is actively against the money-making opportunities of pay-to-play etc. Do you see more addiction to these games? Can we have another reason to hate them (on top of a common gambling-style, the more you put in, the more you get out nature of these games)?

In the spirit of australian broadband, I have arrived here late to deliver my question now that you're well beyond answering them. I'd like lots of money built into an extended contract before I do though please?

What do you think of trumps trumpeting of medication you need?

did any of it come from foreign sources? strong evidence?

That's what I always say