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| Karovorak 03/22/24 6:19:01 AM #11: | Rika_Furude posted...
ad revenue for having entire pages (or even multiple) on how to do things like Yeah, it's just to get these hits from google. If someone has a generic question, most people still go to google first. Not Reddit, not Youtube, not GameFAQs. Google. And whatever comes out on top there is able to get the click. No matter how empty the guide, no matter how useless the content. My favorite example was me trying to find out if there is also a rainbow color in Monster Hunter Rise. Ofc, I do a google search: https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/forum/a/a0ad44fc.jpg The article starts with what Rainbow Color in Monster Hunter IS. This snipped baits you into believing that there is a guide behind, only to end with "sadly, it doesn't exist in Monster Hunter Rise so far." They don't have to answer your question efficently, they have to make you click on them efficently, just from the few lines you see on google. --- Planning is the process of replacing chance with error. ... Copied to Clipboard! |
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