Actually even with the terms *in the US* there are still consumer Advocacy options. Mainly you can't sign away your rights and you are legally supported to get what you paid for. By failing to maintain the system equitably and then attaching main game rewards to this poor mechanic is akin to false representation.... to go further by encouraging pay to play environments *paid carries* that are benefiting from the current systems they have generated a "bait and switch" system. *advertising on the carries and generating a market that makes them more popular... No, these are not clear perfect examples but it's enough that it should be reviewed ... You do you I encourage others to use their systems to protect their investment.