As if frustration can only mean getting big mad at gameplay. Not, I dunno, the constant dissatisfaction and denial I’ve consistently described at such length that you roll your eyes at how often I keep explaining what I fucking meant the entire time.

You might as well fixate on “addiction” by saying video games can’t cause chemical withdrawal.

Your efforts in these games are ineffectual and discouraging toward the parts that cost money. Doesn’t matter how the game plays - it only exists to keep you looking at those things you don’t have. Yes - that is the whole business model of these games. That’s why they need to die.