Finally Quit

[Pomme]

I looked for a post but did not see one. I have quit several times due to the already noted nonsense of cheating, rigged games, the inability of birds to get remotely close to a pig. Structures that won’t fall. Birds lacking power. And so forth. I have been playing ever since the first Angry Birds came out. I have been offended by adverts before but not enough to stop. However, I have been an advocate for animals my entire life. And seeing a hunting ad pop up on my screen where wolves are killed, among others, was the end for me. I have spent decades supporting wolf protection. I know most will sneer or laugh, and I don’t care. The introduction of wolves back into Yellowstone was miraculous in their effects. So, I am finally done. And really, I am grateful. The time it frees up can be put to better use.

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[Bomb145]

The adversiments are random, they aren’t affliates with the advertizer. They also made many partnerships with Wildlife protection groups to protect animals in their games.

[Dearg mor]

Well that was unexpected

[PRGSPY_RBLX]

The fake multiplayer PVP in Angry Birds 2 is something I personally find cheesy as well, its fun until the AI rigs the match in its favor and basically forces you to spend gems.

[rgc]

Has anyone ever done an Environmental Impact study of Angry Birds? If they support Animal protection, does the running of Angry Birds work against a healthy environment in which animals (and humans) live? How much electricity, by both Rovio and those who play their games, is wasted on this game? And is that energy green?