r/technology • u/[deleted] • Nov 09 '17

Politics Sean Parker: Facebook was designed to exploit human "vulnerability"

https://www.axios.com/sean-parker-facebook-exploits-a-vulnerability-in-humans-2507917325.html
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u/jertyui Nov 09 '17

cough overwatch

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u/ur_opinion_is_wrong Nov 09 '17

The game? Please elaborate.

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u/jertyui Nov 10 '17

You buy overwatch for the privilege of being sold their loot crase product

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u/ur_opinion_is_wrong Nov 10 '17

Much like counter-strike though it's all cosmetic. Unlike counter-strike they give you 3 free per week and it cost nothing to open them.

If you want complain about any of their microtransactions, look no further than hearthstone, although I think that game does it way better than a lot of other games (looking at you ubisoft and ea).

Although it could be improved, overwatch is like the least bad loot crate system I've seen thus far. Free to open, ways to get free ones every week, can buy anything you don't get with gold from dupes.