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Yes, gacha games are always seeking the most optimal path from the player's wallet to the corporate checking account.
by ronsor 1y ago
Yes, gacha games are always seeking the most optimal path from the player's wallet to the corporate checking account.
- CBMPET2001 1y agoTrue, but Apple and Google were never any impediment to that beyond just skimming some off the top.
- ivape 1y ago30% is not skimming.
- musicale 1y agoIt's a platform fee.
- willi59549879 1y agolike a tax from corporations.
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- soraminazuki 1y agoWe shouldn't even be calling gacha games as "games." They're "give us money" buttons with flashy animations and loud sound effects. Perhaps begware is a better term?
- ronsor 1y agoThey're still games for as long as we call casino games "games"; of course, they are basically digital casinos.
- soraminazuki 1y agoWith casinos, there's a promise of earning money, real or imagined. You don't get anything out of gacha games besides annoyance and frustration. And that's by design, because it's one of the psychological tricks that they use to extract more money out of addicts. This is unlike actual games, which are supposed to be fun.