Valve has moved to dismiss the New York Attorney General’s lawsuit against the company, which claims loot boxes in its games such as Counter-Strike 2 promote illegal gambling and threaten to addict children.
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ah, the tried and true EA way

not very characteristic for them

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This is their cash cow, so they’ll defend it. Everything else they’ve done is to defend their cash cow.

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They’ve had lootboxes for-fucking-ever, they practically started the trend of gambling for video game skins, it’s not only characteristic but integral to the corporation

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gambling is on point, the “openly defending it” part isn’t, at least to me

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Is it not? Valve gets a lot of love but they are a corp at the end of the day. Their famous refund policy came about only because Australia made them.

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they absolutely are neck deep in it, I just don’t recall them ever openly defending it, EA style

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