SuperPants87

I think a micro transaction system where you buy what you want would solve a lot of issues. Spending money on a chance at an item feels bad. Spending money to buy the exact outfit I want is more appealing.

My father doesn't have access to broadband. The company who does have a line to us, won't give us service because their hub is too small and won't expand it. He's on a waiting list. Alternatively, Spectrum has a line to a road less than a mile away, but won't run it to him. When seeking a quote to have a line run, they wanted to go under the freeway near him and quoted it at $20,000+.

Frankly, that's bullshit.

Is consumer trust a calculatable variable when making games?

For example, if instead of loot boxes, you could just buy the outfit you want.

I feel that would produce consumer trust in your product, meaning more long term revenue, but less short term. Is this something that's accounted for when considering monetization of a game?

I was dating a girl who had never had the pill and was considering getting it. I learned so much about female birth control. I do think the pill is an effective method of birth control though and should at least be considered. I'm not saying that women should "just deal with it" either. Their partners should be understanding and compassionate regarding the birth control. I still use condoms even if they're on the pill to be the most safe. I'd take male birth control in pill form, if my doctor believes that it wouldn't kill me.

I have never liked needles for even blood tests, so an injection that I'm responsible for would be worrisome. Depending on where the injection needs to be placed. I'd probably prefer a medical professional handling injections of any kind. If it's my thigh, I might be able to do something similar to the at home diabetic tests.