Q: what if the research period isn't over, bill. i just spent 24.5 hours over three days on a video game that was so good, it's blown my mind wide open. and i thought it was open BEFORE. game was [WITHHELD] for the record i wouldnt withhold that info just in case. but youre usually so averse seeming to spending time being the consumer (unless we're talking about pop radio for some reason (wait i know the reason it's a reaction (to a reaction))(and one i agree with, but i digress)). im just saying. if i were you with what i know now, after this game, id be thinking, shit, i gotta find more good stuff i can get in my brain. but forget sifting through the mud. id be thinking, i need some kind of diamond deliverer to juice this machine way into overdrive. i mean, i felt like such an idiot playing this game, and now i feel measurably smarter for having played it. is that not a currency that you feel you want to deal in, or are your investments so locked d
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  changing business model stands to possibly destabilize the entire company? man i dunno just work with me here are you sure youre not cheating yourself by counting out all this incredible content
A: you suggested for me NOT to "withhold" the name of the game, and withhold means to not reveal it, so it sounded like you were saying that i should not hide the name of the game, but in the context i determined it was more likely you meant that i SHOULD withhold it (not display it) i.e. not DISCLOSE it. so using my best judgement i censored the name because i wouldn't want to mess that up for you. and if you are wondering whether i am vastly and sickeningly excited about every kind of content in the entire galaxy, the answer is yes i am