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Diablo Immortal came out and it's full of the worst kind of loot boxes and predatory monetization. People are not happy and the knee jerk reaction is to run to the government for more regulation. Dumb fucks. This is how you get the government to pass mandatory tracking of who plays what games and when. They'll pass a law saying you need to be 18 to play lootbox games and you have to prove age. This is just playing in the hands of the elites who want a global identification system just to access thr internet: digital passports.

Diablo Immortal came out and it's full of the worst kind of loot boxes and predatory monetization. People are not happy and the knee jerk reaction is to run to the government for more regulation. Dumb fucks. This is how you get the government to pass mandatory tracking of who plays what games and when. They'll pass a law saying you need to be 18 to play lootbox games and you have to prove age. This is just playing in the hands of the elites who want a global identification system just to access thr internet: digital passports.

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[–] • 6 pts

Honestly... just stop gaming. It had a few good years, don't get me wrong. That's over now. It only gets worse, from here.

[–] • 1 pt

There are still gems here and there. Doom Eternal, for example. But the quality of current games isn’t the reason to quit.

[–] • 0 pt

Factorio, one of the great gems

[–] • 1 pt (edited )

That is video game crack. BE VERY CAREFUL!!!

Also dyson sphere project, awesome game and similar to factorio.

[–] • 0 pt

I think /u/MasterSupressionTechnique was referring more to the business of gaming and not the quality of the games. The business of gaming has become so micro-transaction predatory, it is more like a confidence racket than a product manufacturer. The gaming industry now is board rooms of adults whose only job is to figure every way possible to get every fractional penny possible from mostly kids.

[–] • 2 pts

You mean zionist jews in charge of these industries are trying to milk them for all they're worth? This is a revelation.

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In that case, most quality games do not utilize this business model even. The worst I’ve ever personally experienced it was a mulitplayer game that had optional cosmetic transactions. Most of the games that do use loot boxes etc. are generally rabble-type games that I always steer clear of anyway. What’s more concerning, imo, is the woke-factor of many games coming out nowadays.

[–] • 3 pts

I don't know why people think this would change a game like Immortal anyway. They'd simply make it some other type of obnoxious microtransaction system instead of the current one.

[–] [deleted] • 4 pts

In Canada you can't have giveaways as they are considered gambling. But you can still do giveaways and they are done all the time. How? It has to be a skill-based 'game'. You ask the participant a question like "what's 2+2?" Legally that makes the giveaway a skill-based game and thus not gambling. It's what Diablo Immortal did with its lootboxes by hiding them inside a rift.

[–] • 2 pts (edited )

Ahh, so that explains the math questions. Hey it'd also be a good way to filter out niggers from winning lol

[–] • 0 pt

Skill testing question. The ones in my area would be be more complicated than 2+2

More like 2+3(5-2) but yah, i can just imagine the shame of getting that wrong, and not getting the prize

[–] • 1 pt

Exactly, they'd just jew their way around the regulation anyway. It would only fuck over indies and people who don't even want to put faggot microtransaction shit in their game in the first place.

[–] • 2 pts

Gambling is already regulated.

Loot boxes are gambling.

[–] • 2 pts

Men don't play games. We are preparing for shortages and security concerns

On top of building our life's. Wealth, family business, relationships

[–] • 1 pt

yesss I want to play this game actually. But yeah, more jew laws Never helped anyone and the fake Right and the fake Left always run right to "wow we need to pass Laws." It's frustrating

[–] [deleted] • 1 pt

Not buying the game has not been working now has it? They also toss in lootboxes after a finished game has sold. They then modify the game after you pay for it, making it a different game from what you paid for. They do this after people go past the return policies for their online stores.

Option A: Glows.

Option B: regulation.

This regulation is not coming from the gamers, but from the casino industry that wants to legitimize gambling. The real solution is state laws and taxes. These are historically effective. It was Utah that made coors finally stop making that shit zima. So forcing a state by state compliance for their kike loot boxes would be enough to get them to take it out of the games.

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Not buying the game has not been working now has it?

It only works for the people who don't buy the game. The retards who can't resist every shiny new toy can waste their money for all I care.

I haven't played a new PC game in a few years, and even then it was very limited to a couple of smaller indie titles. The whole industry is full of trannies and faggots, plus the lying sociopaths running most of the large companies.

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Yeah, there are a few based games out there. Lately i have been playing bannerlord.

[–] • 1 pt

The CEOs of every major game studio are jews. Activision, EA, Bethesda, etc.

[–] [deleted] • 1 pt

They got around the "don't buy the game" by making Freeimum games. You just completely eliminated the barrier to entry and the industry is smart enough to know how to make it just difficult enough to entice you to spend money. It's honestly pretty fucking gross and manipulative.

[–] • 1 pt

Look at Halo. It's my childhood game and they fucked it over bad because of greed. Worst Halo they made.

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Wasn't Immortal made by a Chinese mobile app game developer?

[–] • 0 pt

Yeah, NetEase. One of the worst.

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We could put a simple non-invasive chip in the hand and verification would be instant.

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