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Should planned obsolescence be made illegal?

Should planned obsolescence be made illegal?

  • Yes

    Votes: 2 12.5%

  • No

    Votes: 14 87.5%
  • Total voters
    16
Matt Foley said:
Ugh, Garry's Mod.

My nephew plays that. Keep saying to him, "Why do you keep playing that, it's so pointless. You just float around and spawn things." He gets mad at me.
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While spawning things is a big part of it, as isw building things with all sorts of tools, there are many gamemodes people make for Garry's Mod - that include building + racing, decective games, survival games, etc - I've been hooked - once in a great while, I have to have people kick me from the server just to ensure I can force myself to get a good night's sleep,
 
LaMidRighter said:
Absolutely true. The sad fact is that with durable goods there has to be a parts market, like the Packard motors example I posted earlier in the thread. You have to make a good product, but if it is "too good" then there is no service sector and only x amount of consumers, it is actually possible to make a product so well that you cannot sell enough to stay in business.
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*scratches head*

Well I'm thoroughly convinced a bloody revolution is overdue.
 
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