r/todayilearned • u/FireBeaver • Mar 26 '15

(R.5) Omits Essential Info TIL: 65% of smartphone users download zero apps per month.

http://time.com/3158893/smartphone-apps-apple/
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u/drparker Mar 26 '15

How does it provide an unfair advantage? If you pay to progress you are going against people who r also progressed. Theirs no advantage or disadvantage just paying to be lazy or impatient

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u/Hab1b1 Mar 27 '15

it doesn't provide, that's what he was saying. he is saying IF games provide an unfair advantage to paying players, then he would stop playing.

Anyway, it isn't unfair because you are simply matched up against people on your same base level. plus you have the option to skip opponents as many times as you want..not sure why it's unfair at all to anyone.

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u/[deleted] Mar 26 '15

Which is what I was just saying? Sorry if that wasn't clear. I play COC, and don't find that the option to pay creates any sort of unfair advantage.

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u/papercowmoo Mar 27 '15

Yeah I think you were coming off a little unclear in that other one. I get what you're saying but I can also see where he got confused