Bouncing Zabaglione Bros. said:
And so the flip-flop from the D3 benchies begins....
I remember reading this study from Harvard, I think it was Harvard, that addressed the issue of unhappiness and choice. The idea was that in the old days, people had less choice, so they were more satisfied with what they had, because there really wasn't too much that was better. But now, with all the choices we have for something as simple as gum and up to more expensive items like cars, people are never sure that they're getting what's *best*, and so they are often yearning for more. I think Harvard should have used gamers as the basis for their study. Once again, this study may not have actually been done by Harvard. It was pretty interesting though.