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My question as well. Could the gamers make a case and start a class action against the developers if they go too far?
by tanilama 8y ago
My question as well. Could the gamers make a case and start a class action against the developers if they go too far?
- Shivetya 8y agodepends on how they are structured. a few companies have moved to where loot boxes guarantee to return goods of the same value as the cost. Now of course they set these values by offering similar goods on their stores for direct purchase. that being said, those values being up the developers could be depicted as misleading. my take away is this, as long as we allow states to market lotteries then the idea that private companies should be held to differing rules is wrong. either all play on a level playing field or none play. considering the misery many state lotteries are said to bring I don't see how they can stand there smug except the fact they have the courts and police power to get away with it.