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3/6/2020 7:07:52 AM
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Removal of Bright Engram purchasing has nothing to do with any legal repercussions. More than likely they aren't selling well because they're all old stuff so Bungie is replacing them with this new daily shill.
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You haven’t been paying any attention to what’s happening to EA for the last year or more have you. I love how they’ve been getting in trouble. I’m more than happy to see them going away here too, the problem is they are ABSOLUTELY doing it to avoid the backlash that EA is getting. The silver prices will definitely be insane, no doubt about that. It’s pure greed.
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Yeah, Eververse is really failing them, only pulling in around $300M annually. Country after country banning them, multiple governments opening investigatory committees, study after study showing harm to children and creating gambling addicts, none of that's relevant. I do so love these, "I don't know anything about anything and everything I say is factually wrong, yet still I speak," posts.
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[quote]Removal of Bright Engram purchasing has nothing to do with any legal repercussions. More than likely they aren't selling well because they're all old stuff so Bungie is replacing them with this new daily shill.[/quote] It is 100% to avoid legal regulation as gambling. You might want to actually pay attention to what’s going on in the gaming world if you’re going to comment on it.
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It’s 100% due to new legislation.
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You have a source on what law that is then?
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[quote]You have a source on what law that is then?[/quote] Uhh, tons of countries in Europe have started rising up against loot boxes and shit like that, predatory mtxs yknow, do you not know? If bungie were to keep the real world money gambling loot boxes and people from Europe play D2 bungie could very well get sued once the European governments decide to crack down on bungo Bungie getting rid of any paid rng mechanics means they have a lower chance of getting in trouble
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Them moving to the seasonal rewards list is also evidence of this shift, which is why many companies had to do the EXACT same thing. They know they have to drop random lootboxes, so they're trying to find ways around it.
