Too many pop-ups

"mausfynn;d-258180" wrote:




Plus one more, all within 30 seconds.

Wow really can you please spoiler those ads???? Ugh the mod is right having to see them even here is hellish.
But really, you're right. People saying it takes half a second. Having to do it every few seconds, dozens of times, more if you play a lot like I did before this?

Half a second times, let's say 60 even though I'm sure I have to see more ads than that. That's thirty seconds. A day. So every week that's three and a half minutes. Typing a little reply like this might take up a week worth of ads. I've been seeing these crappy things for years.

My brother talked me into playing again, I took a two month break, started up again yesterday, and I'm already done.

My brother doesn't get ads at all. He's put in a LOT of money. Me? I've only put in like $200. Guess it isn't enough. GDMFing paywall to play without ads. And thing is, the money I spent was BEFORE GOH's adpocalypse. If it weren't for them I probably would have spent more already.

Right. $200?, EA says being able to look into my account and see I've only spent $50? Yes. Yes. And I was planning on buying another hyperdrive bundle each and every time they're on sale. No. I'm not talking about future profits, I'm saying I spent $200 on the game so far.

Sure, some was on a lost account, but it still counts. Hyperdrive goes on sale a few times a year. EA only gains money on everything so it's profitable to keep me playing. More so to keep my brother playing which after I quit, so did he for a while. He's the whale. He's a whale. EA, Capital should want to keep him at least. I wonder how long he'll stay if I'm gone again?

These ads suck. Oh also I do have motor issues due to nerve damage from a TBI so it takes a little longer than half a second for me to close the ads. Also I have autism, am autistic, on the spectrum, have ASD, whatever you want to call it, and ads have a... obviously... reverse effect on me.

Should be able to opt out of these damned things without hitting the pay requirement.