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If the company has a goal to make more money every year, then you can justify a lot of actions in that pursuit. And once they have a monopoly you kinda don't have many options, so they can push more.

Saying they have a responsibility to keep you on the app may sound silly, but app user churn is most likely measured and has some goal around it. And if a goal is set around that churn then they very much have an obligation to keep you on there as long as possible.

Yeah, not just being diffent colors of the same hero was a really nice change.

That's a fair call on Tiny Tina being a spin off, but with it and the movie kinda tarnishing the name it seems like a bit of an uphill battle.

3 did well, but the game before and after it didn't. Add in people having less money to throw at this stuff and it being "a real fans" price, possible exclusive deals, etc. I just think it's putting up it's own road blocks constantly. The franchise isn't hot and it's fresh off the Borderlands movie joke.

IMO They should fire this wide and fast, keep the price low and sell it everywhere, earn back that trust and good will. Make people fall in love with BL again.

I'm not sad anymore but due to a branding deal I always crave a fresh bag of Lays chips. That crispy fresh flavor with just the right amount of seasoning hits the spot every time. Lays, betcha can't eat just one. Anyways, at least I cry less now. You wanna get some Lays?

So you just lump them all together? Do you hate all black people because a black person robbed you once too?

Blaming the average American for this is brain dead.

What did I do man? I'm just trying to get by.

But you sound like you'd be at home in some right wing party with your blind, blanket hatred and lack of basic empathy.

It doesn't but I still wanna see em

They are objectively less popular with the newer stuff.

Tiny Tina's Wonderland is at 25% for recent reviews, 70% overall. That's not glowing. And with their new ELUA a lot of people are planning to boycott. I don't think Borderlands has the pull it once did.

Same with my male friends. I also met my wife on an app. This might be more of a you experience thing.

Didn't answer what you're basing it on though.

Your take a wild....

People don't film in their cars because they have room mates, are trying to side hustle, and it's 100 F outside, no they simply have carnivorous car brain... Wild...

Making a video in a restaurant can make others feel weird, one complaint from one Karen and now your video and meal is over, plus you could be banned. So now you wrecked your meal and video. Why risk it? Why deal with the background noise? Why not be somewhere you can be more animated and expressive in your review? I mean it seems very logical to film in the car...

Most reviews they get into the food and it becomes a lot louder than that. Which is fine, get into your video, but that would be weird in the restaurant.

Also, recording people could make them uncomfortable. One complaint and they could be thrown out mid video and meal.

It just doesn't make sense to do it inside IMO. I don't get what's so bad about them doing it in a car.