With the news of EA unlocking all characters and ships in BF2, does that set a precedence for other games involving real money that is converted to crystals that are then used on chance for power gains?
I don't care to pay a little each month for crystals I use to farm shards and gear pieces, but that adjustment in BF2 has to affect other games you would think...right?
Still waiting on that edit forum profile setting so I can change my name...
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Very true, however that isn't what the masses and officials where gping after. It's the mechanic of loot crates, which is present is various games under EA and others.
I do remember a post not that long ago by a former SWGoH top guild player who wrote about the addictive nature of these mechanics, push from guild leaders to spend more, and players who lost everything because of their addiction. I'm NOT saying don't financially invest in the game, we all have seen how that conversation goes...
Thanks tho, I thought I had heard that the issue was atleast partly a zero item chance hence why it was gambling cuz you could receive nothing, whereas here in swgoh , you always get xx item,
There have been quotes from HI State Reps that their main concern are AAA console games anyway. If CG and EA protects those under the targeted age, it protects them from letigation. BF2 decision was a PR risk management decision.
The proposed age is a possible issue for appeal.