Roblox RNG Games: An Evil Hidden in Plain Sight - A Roblox Documentary 

Roblox's player base being mainly young children is definitely one of the main issues with these games. Young children being exposed to these things leads to a lot of issues as they grow up, and some of my research for this video looked into some of these issues as well. Good to hear you enjoyed it!

Thank you! I hope so too, but I'm enjoying what I'm making no matter the channel size :)

Thanks!

Thanks! Good to hear you enjoyed

No problem! Glad you enjoyed!

Thanks! Yes it does make sense, it's one of my favorite parts of these videos, being able to apply science to my favorite games

Thank you!

Thank you :)

Thanks! The science is definitely some of my favorite parts to talk about

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Thats what all of you say, you jokingly say youre wasting your time and could be doing something better with your time other than selling your time to greedy corporations. Why? No one is stopping you from making a rational choice. Just stop, this will never be an excuse.

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Thanks, I for sure will continue!

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Thank you! I do agree, I should probably show my sources as the video goes along, so I will start doing that from here on out. As for this video, I'll list my sources in this comment and pin them in the pinned comment as well. I do also agree with the idea of if someone wants to play a game they enjoy, they should be allowed to. However, as I said in the video, exploitative games that are simply there to make a creator money is stepping beyond a moral boundary for me that I simply cannot agree with. But hey, that's just me, people can absolutely play what they want to. My main issue with gambling is, as I said, it's a huge time waster, but on top of that, being in a gambling rich environment, especially as a young child, can have detrimental effects on them which can cause a lot of major issues as they grow and develop (Sources 5 and 6). I enjoy having conversations like this and expanding on my videos like this in the comments. I did a lot more research than just these few sources, so if you want more, just ask! Sources: 1. www.responsiblegambling.org/for-the-public/about-gambling/the-science-behind-gambling/ 2. kindbridge.com/gambling/psychology-of-gambling/ 3. www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3845016/ 4. www.thesocialcreatures.org/thecreaturetimes/evolution-of-social-connection#:~:text=Put%20simply%2C%20there%20was%20strength,increased%20the%20odds%20of%20survival. 5. cmhatv.ca/wp-content/uploads/2022/04/PG-Guide-for-Parents-CAMH.pdf 6. A lot of my information comes from my university and high school educations, more specifically my Sociology 1000 course and Psychology 1020 course.

Woops, you're right, should be 1/8

For sure that's true to some extent, but auto rolling is still a way for the creators to keep players playing the game, leading to them profiting from players who are afk, so it's not much better than no auto roll

Well it makes sense the Devs do need money from their game because even tho this game looks simple it takes a lot of work and time like all games and letting people afk is their way of earning the money they need

I do agree, devs do need to make money, my issue is that, as I stated, these games are unethical in my opinion and even with auto rolling, it's still basically gambling for children. But I do see what you mean, and you aren't wrong, it's just not the morally right way of doing it in my opinion