It's not this single thing. Just go look at battle net forums or Reddit. It's nothing but complaining about departures from D2/D3 systems.
I was completely unaware that anybody was unhappy with the game until I went to report a bug on the D4 battle net forum and I was met with 50 different threads complaining about this, that, or the other.
Because apparently people were complaining. I just wish they would rip off the band-aid and turn this game into D3 since that's apparently what people really want after doing nothing but complaining about it for 11 years.
It's not the votes of the young that get diminished, it's the political minority depending on state.
Conservative voter in California? Your vote doesn't matter.
Liberal voter in Arkansas? Your vote doesn't matter.
If only we had invented a device that could scroll the web page... Some kind of wheel maybe? It could even go directly on the mouse.
Guess we'll just have to suffer until then.
See also: AT&T marketing HSPA+ as 4G LTE.
But it's not limited to Reddit either. Because your Points are on the blockchain, you can take your reputation anywhere you want on the Internet. Embed them in your own site or app!
Lol
That is a lot of wood
Brother 10-ish years ago, Obama had just been elected to a second term lol
That's what happens when you have a presidential election system like the electoral college instead of a popular vote.
Liberal voter in Arkansas? Your vote doesn't matter. Conservative voter in California? Your vote doesn't matter.
It's just the sad reality of a winner-take-all system that places more importance on the geographical size of a state rather than individual voters.
People are gonna hate on this comment but it's true. I can replace the battery in my iPhone in an hour if I want to, even if it's not as easy as it used to be with removable plastic covers on the back of phones.
So I have a question for YouTube Premium haters:
How is this any different than what most people pay for both another music service and another video service? It's about half the cost of other music + video services (when combined), even with the increased pricing over the years. I've been paying for YouTube Premium since the awkward Google Play Music transition and it's a bargain, especially when I had my student discount at like $4.99 a month.