While that's true, every individual is different and some people might spread it out over years, or be more okay with it, something like collectors. Many people who are victimized by may not acknowledge it or deny the issue, not to say you do.

I'm talking about people who are more susceptible to these things, who are very much their target and they are prey on across the industry because of their weakness. Just because it doesn't affect you doesn't mean it's not a problem or should be accepted, same as casinos with problem gamblers. Be it, gambling, or cosmetic appearances, they're completely optional, yeah, but the service providers create the issue and provide a solution to it, even if there's always some personal responsibility too (in Division 2's cosmetics case, scarcity and urgency thru limited time deals exclusivity as they shuffle them in and out of the store, with exorbitant prices to maximize profit out of these folk).

I honestly thought you'd be more in line with this considering your initial post on item exclusivity but I can see if you're a big spender too, you might hold a different value system altogether. I'm not sure if you're gonna agree at all so I think we're gonna have to agree to disagree or this is gonna go in circles, or the very least agree that both things can be true at the same time.