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EA this year put a percentage on the rarity of a card being pulled from a pack, how can you legislate and say the Company is misleading the customer. If this Legislation goes into effect shouldn't this also harm CCG's like MTG, YU-GI-OH or Pokemon. To many companies with deep pockets will fight this.
It's not misleading but they can still argue it promotes gambling addiction and all that stuff. If the bill only applies to video games then CCG's wouldn't be affected. Like I said in my post above I doubt it passes though.
Either way MUT certainly won't die if this happens. Couldn't EA just get around it by offering packs for in game currency (coins) only and then selling coins?
Quote from ickabod1119 >> EA this year put a percentage on the rarity of a card being pulled from a pack, how can you legislate and say the Company is misleading the customer. If this Legislation goes into effect shouldn't this also harm CCG's like MTG, YU-GI-OH or Pokemon. To many companies with deep pockets will fight this.
It's not misleading but they can still argue it promotes gambling addiction and all that stuff. If the bill only applies to video games then CCG's wouldn't be affected. Like I said in my post above I doubt it passes though.
Either way MUT certainly won't die if this happens. Couldn't EA just get around it by offering packs for in game currency (coins) only and then selling coins?