People who think that Americans with bad Internet are a minority clearly never played online games with Americans.

Games are inherently unfair, by the OPs definition of fair. It's what makes them games.

Restocking, even if it did compensate for user speed would still be unfair, it goes to the people who are fast and agile. This kind of fairness is addressed here in another way, in that holiday items are gettable via currencies that are participation dependent. r175 items now make up a major part of the items available on the site.

European and Asien internet speeds are higher than most Unitedstatian ones including mine. I can still snag goodies out from under them when I am insomniac, and I have arthritis and am old and slow I have been having better luck since the six-minute thing. I don't think it does what the OP thinks it does.

Participation-based currencies discriminate against those who play here who don't have a lot of free time. Oh noes.

Cash Shop Credits are sellable for sP and discriminates against those who don't have the RL currencies to splash around on pixels. Oh noes.

That is why I mentioned that Subeta is a big game and no user has to do all the things. Each of the activities in this game appeals to and is easier for different peoples. The six minute thingy IMO isn't a big deal.