A combined effort is being made to distinguish the genuine video game industry from gambling apps that have been attempting to mislead the public in India.
I 100% agree. Other countries need to look at loot boxes, gacha systems, randomised loot tables impacted by IRL currencies (including premium currency), etc as gambling and enforce it as such. So many people have lost so much because of the lack of regulation on this.
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Well, it would do a lot for the cause if video game studios tried to differentiate their products from online casinos as well.
I 100% agree. Other countries need to look at loot boxes, gacha systems, randomised loot tables impacted by IRL currencies (including premium currency), etc as gambling and enforce it as such. So many people have lost so much because of the lack of regulation on this.
If you take real money for RNG payouts, you’re a casino.
If your payouts aren’t also real money, you’re just a particularly shitty casino.