Video Games.

Yeah, there was an article on Damasutra today where Lee Alexander interviewed Ian Bagoast.

Yeah, about, did you guys see this?

About cow-clicker?

Is it pronounced Bagoast? Yeah, I think Is it pronounced? Bogast.

I think it is, Ian B.

B. B. apostrophe, G.

So, see that is actually also a casual game.

G. Och, Kosh, B. G.. Oj Kosh, B a ghost.

Ian.

What?

So, cow clicker.

Yeah, no, I don't know. I thought that was, I thought that was a cool.

I read about half of that cow

clicker thing like what where did it end up like why would people be

pissed off about that like that seemed to be the people are pissed off because it's

satire that also actually takes people's money in the same way as a social game right?

I don't think he actually there's I don't think he does it take those money I think you actually you can

can pay money you can pay money to be able to click your account more than once every six hours.

Yeah, yeah. So I mean I think a lot of people clearly ended up playing it just because

it at least to some extent works on some others on the same level that a social game does I mean it doesn't have millions and millions people like Farmville but the idea is what you're basically doing is just empty repetitive action that rewards you with just

bullshit feedback and you can pay things to yeah to get like an imaginary

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