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Looking at reviews, Diablo Immortal doesn't seem to qualify as a game though. It's more a highly addictive (and slightly dangerous) form of gambling, and proba
by Kim_Bruning 4y ago
Looking at reviews, Diablo Immortal doesn't seem to qualify as a game though.
It's more a highly addictive (and slightly dangerous) form of gambling, and probably should be (will be) (has been) regulated to bits.
I'm just hoping said regulation doesn't end up ruining regular games too much.
- dandanua 4y agoThe whole mobile gaming industry today is just "casinos for kids", imo. Add with the knowledge of psychology they know precisely how to develop an addiction in their users. I blame the unconstrained capitalism for this. "Money rule everything" just can't lead to something good in a long run.
- apozem 4y agoExactly. I support private enterprise but I recognize it has limits. The market is going to do things that are profitable, which may or may not be things society considers good. When that difference becomes unacceptably large, government should step in. For example, it may not be profitable to provide mail service to rural homes, but it is good the US Post Office does so, because people who live in the boonies deserve to fully participate in society.