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Just found the new character introduction of Reverse 1999: Pickles has always brooded over life's most pressing questions. The origins of the universe, the end of the world, and the destiny dogkind—these philosophical matters plague this puppy's consciousness everyday. The extent of this canine's rumination is seen in his awesome ultimate, a puppy sprinting through a river of stars. He’s so adorable! I just hope we can have the global version asap.
https://preview.redd.it/ygcdf1eg3gbb1.png?width=517&format=png&auto=webp&s=692ce3bc0bcc6082ba40d65848d54f780d3ab10chttps://preview.redd.it/95iha0eg3gbb1.png?width=514&format=png&auto=webp&s=120bd336914296dc23429a8f1f0f7c24421c1aa4Hi there guys, first post here. Confirmed addicted to Gacha and pain (FGO mostly, but have played A LOT since 2014)
But, I started timeee ago playing Summoners Wars (2014) up to 2015 or so. Abandoned it until recently where I'm having fun (and pain at the same time with these rates)
Was wondering, why nowadays even SW makes more money that some "popular" recent games?
Checked this revenue from June this year https://www.reddit.com/r/gachagaming/comments/14nqk7m/sensor_tower_monthly_revenue_report_june_2023/ and got honestly surprised.
Asking since, I tried E7 when it was released and I could say that it was very superior than SW in almost every way, also it was more F2P friendly. I would think nowadays E7 has to be a ton better than that time.
SW maybe has the same playerbase as before or something? Because I even I started to play recently, I for sure wouldn't recommend it to someone above FGO for example. You can even feel the difference between 0.5% of SW and 1% of FGO.
Why do you guys think what's the reason that this game still makes bunch of money, despite being so old, having really bad rates and very grindy gameplay?
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If you like gacha games, and you like Discord, here are some servers you can find a place to connect with others:
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Resources for Gaming Addiction
For a Wiki page of this content, see this link here.
If your relationship with gaming is disrupting your life, there is help. It doesn't matter whether you call it "addiction", "compulsion" or simply "out of control". If you think that you need assistance, please consider the following resources. Also consider seeking professional treatment and therapy as well.
Dedicated Subreddit Support
- /r/StopGaming - Subreddit dedicated to help those who struggle with or have struggled with compulsive gaming or video game addiction. Includes various additional resources very helpful in curbing addiction
- /r/ProblemGambling - Subreddit dedicated to helping those with problems gambling
Other Community Support/Resources
- Game Quitters Community - Community dedicated to quitting games, including articles related to addiction, YouTube videos, community forum, and more
- Recover Together - Google's recovery-focused support portal
- Are you an obsessive online gamer?
- On-Line Gamers Anonymous
- Foundations Recovery Network
- Computer Gaming Addicts Anonymous
- National Problem Gambling Clinic (UK)
Helplines
- SAMHSA’s National Helpline (US - English and Spanish) – 1-800-662-HELP (4357)
- National Problem Gambling Helpline (US, Canada, US Virgin Islands) – 1-800-522-4700
- Addiction Helper (UK) - 0800 024 1476
- Lifeline Crisis Support/Suicide Prevention (AU) – 13 11 14
Related Watches/Reads
- The Whale's Tale
- AMA - Harvard-trained Addiction Psychiatrist with a focus on video game addiction
- TEDx: Escaping Video Game Addiction
Special thanks to /r/StopGaming for a several of these resources
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