It went from "No touchy tha kitty!" to this scene in under a month.
We adopted him in June and even though he was curious and cute, he always kept his distance to human hands and preferred to cuddle his cat pal only. But slowly he realised that he arrived in his new safe home and we make progress with huge steps.
It's so wonderful to see him build up trust and feel safe with us after living under the bed for the first days. He became exactly the curious exploerer that we expected from his first careful reactions but I didn't expect that to happen so fast.
I fear it's the last option.
I mean, who doesn't hate Diablo Immortal, but the sheep play it in masses and it seems to pay off.
As long as most people don't care, then the providers won't bother.