Arpgs do have a big random factor, but many have some element of crafting to offset it. Sometimes as small as slotting upgrade stuff (ie: gems) into armor, sometimes more involved. I'm pretty sure path of exile 1 had some depth to it, but I never went super hard. It's one of the only free to play games that isn't abusive, so it's pretty low risk to try. I like the second game more, but it's early access and has less stuff.
I decided not to get one. If I had a lot more money, maybe. I got a steam deck a couple years ago when I had a nice job, but even that I don't use all that much.
Usually if I'm not home, I don't want to be playing video games.
It's also the racism. A lot of shit heads would rather personally die than have their preferred hierarchy be upended and have black people have anything nice.
Most people seem to not even have any notion of how things can be better. They never even think to look up like "block ads". They just take whatever fuckery they get
Many (most?) employees get a salary and are done. Only shareholders benefit from the long term health of the company. Most of the shareholders don't put any meaningful work into producing value.
This is one of the core injustices of capitalism. People who don't work profit.
Arpgs do have a big random factor, but many have some element of crafting to offset it. Sometimes as small as slotting upgrade stuff (ie: gems) into armor, sometimes more involved. I'm pretty sure path of exile 1 had some depth to it, but I never went super hard. It's one of the only free to play games that isn't abusive, so it's pretty low risk to try. I like the second game more, but it's early access and has less stuff.