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Have you ever wondered why it is so difficult to put your phone down after just one match?
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The entire experience is designed to provide a constant stream of dopamine hits to your brain.
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Because a game only takes three minutes, it is incredibly easy to justify playing just one more.
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You never feel fully exhausted after a loss, prompting you to instantly hit the queue button again to redeem yourself.
+Fast matches reduce fatigue.Defeats are easily forgotten.The fast pace demands total concentration. +The Reward Schedule +
The way the game distributes rewards is based on a well-known psychological concept called variable ratio reinforcement.
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This system conditions your brain to constantly seek out that rare, highly rewarding outcome.
+EmotionWhat Causes ItTiltLosing multiple games in a row to bad matchupsSatisfactionWinning a match with one hitpoint left on your tower +Playing Responsibly +
While these psychological design choices make the game incredibly fun, they can also lead to unhealthy habits.
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Remember that the virtual trophies and ranks are designed to keep you on the treadmill indefinitely.
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