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roadman · 11-23-2017, 11:46 PM

I agree with the Senator from France, no legislation is necessary, just protection from the public.

Reading between the lines is put pay to win in a mature audience capacity and I think this is where it's headed.

EA and Disney became too greedy, but this isn't an EA only situation, the whole gaming industry is guilty.

I really don't care how people spend their money above the age of 21, especially people I don't know. Heck, this is just like alcohol, folks, you can have older friends, relatives, sisters/brothers or even mom/dad(not alcohol, though) buy the game for you.

If they slap a Mature rating on pay to win games, would everyone be satisfied with that and then "business as usual?

11-23-2017, 11:46 PM	#65
roadman ll Str OVR: 34 Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Midwest Posts: 26,174	Re: EA's Monetary Strategy Under Fire- Time for Change? I agree with the Senator from France, no legislation is necessary, just protection from the public. Reading between the lines is put pay to win in a mature audience capacity and I think this is where it's headed. EA and Disney became too greedy, but this isn't an EA only situation, the whole gaming industry is guilty. I really don't care how people spend their money above the age of 21, especially people I don't know. Heck, this is just like alcohol, folks, you can have older friends, relatives, sisters/brothers or even mom/dad(not alcohol, though) buy the game for you. If they slap a Mature rating on pay to win games, would everyone be satisfied with that and then "business as usual? Last edited by roadman; 11-24-2017 at 12:06 AM.