CodyWolfgang said:You get dopamine release from countless things.
By your logic people should only 100 percent complete meaningful tasks and eat grass to entirely dedicate dopamine release to meaningful endeavors that better mankind.
The science behind addiction and the brain is fascinating, I'd highly suggest reading it. You can't be more off, but that's OK as well.
CodyWolfgang said:You get dopamine release from countless things.
By your logic people should only 100 percent complete meaningful tasks and eat grass to entirely dedicate dopamine release to meaningful endeavors that better mankind.
The science behind addiction and the brain is fascinating, I'd highly suggest reading it. You can't be more off, but that's OK as well.
RobStillRules1 said:The science behind addiction and the brain is fascinating, I'd highly suggest reading it. You can't be more off, but that's OK as well.
I have read about it numerous times. My statement is not off. Dopamine works as a reward system and if you do things such as even play MUT, let alone buy packs or eat sugar it impacts the intended purpose of the system.
By your logic you are throwing buying this bundle in with some pretty far out comparisons. In my opinion it is more in line with the dopamine release from buying a putter or going to a game in person as I had stated.
Nice try though. Acting like you are smarter than everyone to invalidate their opinion on the internet is a little sad and likely also an adverse dopamine addiction.
CodyWolfgang said:I have read about it numerous times. My statement is not off. Dopamine works as a reward system and if you do things such as even play MUT, let alone buy packs or eat sugar it impacts the intended purpose of the system.
By your logic you are throwing buying this bundle in with some pretty far out comparisons. In my opinion it is more in line with the dopamine release from buying a putter or going to a game in person as I had stated.
Nice try though. Acting like you are smarter than everyone to invalidate their opinion on the internet is a little sad and likely also an adverse dopamine addiction.
Clearly haven't read much into it, but whatever dude. No one really cares about your 4th grade science project smarts, just stating simple facts about gambling addiction and here we are. Way off topic at this point and grats on your university of Phoenix 🧠. Lulz
rcarlsn612 said:The REALLY sad part is there's players who can't afford it, but buy anyway. Hooked on having the latest/greatest. Activates the same chemicals alcohol/drugs/gambling do in the brain.
EA has always been predatory but this genuinely angers me
yeah the kind of person who spends 500 dollars on video game rewards (not even particularly good ones at that) is not usually the kind of person who makes choices elsewhere in their life that would lead to them having a lot of money.
To be fair tho, my theory is that most of the guys who buy these bundles are just old, retired guys who love madden and have huge retirement savings.
hubbabubbagum said:except the card aint worth 2 cents irl lmao
Which makes it almost worse than gambling since you are guaranteed nothing in return. Â I guess maybe it has some fun factor. Â I bet if they put the actually price instead of Madden points people might think twice. Â Like this pack costs $100.
duffburns2020 said:Which makes it almost worse than gambling since you are guaranteed nothing in return. Â I guess maybe it has some fun factor. Â I bet if they put the actually price instead of Madden points people might think twice. Â Like this pack costs $100.
ppl are just dumb as hell now
If you purchased all the steps you have 50,000 less cents and I question your sense.
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An enormous amount of cents does not always equal an enormous amount of sense but an enormous amount of sense almost always can equal an enormous amount of cents.
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All kidding aside. No judgement here. Just bad dad jokes apparently but this s… stuff is out of control and the new kingdom come deliverance 2 is pretty damn good.