I'll have to check them out and see if they're any good

Aye, and just before that to toys

Sounds like a good name for a metal band

Right until 1970 when they took a hard pivot into the new-fangled tech called "Computers"

It's not even superstars, basically every artist that's released any amount of music and is popular enough to tour internationally gets the same issue

You're intentionally misrepresenting the situation so it fits your narrative.

Alexisonfire - average monthly streamers 1 million. Sold out instantly cause bots.

And you think it's good that bots can automatically buy every single ticket, only to resell it at extortionate prices?

Wow, that's a ass-backwards view if I ever saw one

We all need a full release. Nothing hidden

I'm complaining that resale is exploitative, and that's very much intentionally a thing the market encourages

And what about the fact that often, tickets are for only bought by resellers, who then markup the price by 200% - 1000%

I've seen some gigs where they sold out seconds after being put up, all bought in milliseconds by automatic bots, and then every single ticket was resold by the same bots for stupid profits

base price

Nothing ever happens. This will just get buried

Ah yeah, and that's why the ticket I bought for £20 resold for £200

Don't be a bleeding idiot

Correction to title:

People are playing less slop games, and new slop releases are "struggling", says slop-peddler Ubisoft UK, whilst peeing their pants

Games are just as popular as ever, if anything the market has widened significantly, people are just more savvy now too

No longer willing to slap down £50 on Day Zero for a game that they've not seen any reviews for and/or not seen any gameplay footage for.

As well as Indie Studios having a renaissance after their struggle era.