There has been a steady rise in microtransactions, loot boxes, and aggressive monetisation strategies for a long time in the mobile gaming community, which leaves some questioning, have game developers gone too far in prioritising profits over player well-being? Key Concerns: 😈 Predatory Monetisation: Many games lure players with "free-to-play" models but then use manipulative tactics to encourage spending. Which can be effective against a lot of people, especially younger audiences who can be more susceptible.

Only minor stuff.  For me, it's when you load a game and they say "Press a key to continue" (or whatever) but the game isn't ready for you to press a button. Most of the time it's probably still loading I guess. So I'm standing there trying to be polite and not smash the button until it works. How about you guys?