Why are people acting like these things are mutually exclusive. You can say gacha games are predatory and still say parents need to do their jobs. If they make these games 16+ or rated M, parents still need to use controls to stop their kids devices from downloading anything over a certain rating. Take one minute to check a box that says require password for purchases. If your kid is under 18 in the US they would need a parent to cosign any bank account or credit card. Look at statements, your responsibility doesn't stop with just helping them open an account. There are so many dangers for my daughter out there, most of which I have no way to protect her from aside from talking to her, and hoping that she listens and takes what I say to heart. But for cases like this when you do have tools that can help, you as a parent need to use them. Saying this is not defending corporations, it's telling parents they have to be responsible as well. It's one thing to take precautions an something happens, but something completely different to just not be paying attention or trying at all.
Thank you. Both things are true. Gachas and objectively predatory and parents should ABSOLUTELY be aware of any access to their bank/card their children have and they should be monitoring them.
because if you aren't dunking on genshin specifically, which is a very profitable thing to do at this moment, you ain't doing it right, apparently. BTW i think that plenty of governments, what they really do, is pretend to look at gambling in disgust, while they silently endorse it behind the scenes. Remember these companies (supposedly, but that's a story of its own) pay a shitload of taxes given the profit they make, which is why almost all countries with huge economies really silently approve gambling or pretend to regulate it. If governments wanted to regulate gambling and give a cut on it, they definitely could crack it down. They don't because it's not really convenient to do so.
Its funny because the parents see it as just a normal game because its cute and all like its shown on play store etc and its for 12+ so they let those kids play etc But in the end its both at fault because hoyo preys on children to force them on gambling addiction and parents not paying attention
Gachas are very good at hiding the gacha for at least an hour of gameplay so unless a parent stayed for a whole gaming session they wouldn't even see the gacha if their kid started up any gacha game.
Damn, we have reach a point where people are actually defending hoyo predatory action against the government from trying to crack down on it smh. When fortnite and blizzard was in trouble, ain no one defended that
I think it's wild that anyone can defend a company that charges what is essentially £300 for a character. If for example, parents accidently or unknowingly had credit cards in apps and they cost maybe £2-£5 that's bad, kids still can rack up hundreds if not thousands, but it's still not ALWAYS going to be an amount that is unfeasible to pay. The fact that Hoyo release two - four £300 characters EVERY PATCH, and people are really out here defending Hoyo like it's just a "parenting problem". The fact that Hoyoverse even allow the option for anyone to financially cripple themselves or other people is a disgusting practice, and if they really want to keep charging these ridiculous sums, then they should have the wherewithal to put the appropriate safety measures in place for those who are younger, or even those who are vulnerable. More and more over the past year Hoyo have stopped making a game for the players, and have instead made a game for their wallets.
@@miliocco that's basically saying that you should avoid acid rain altogether, instead trying to solve the problem at root and make the rain less acidic. Hoyoverse should absolutely not be charging $300 for a 5 star character, not to mention, the lack of pity for 4 stars, yet here we are.
And there it is, people in the comments didnt watch the video. He didnt say that its all on the company, he didnt say its all on the parents. Hes talking about NUANCE, that things can wildly different, when different factors are involved. Its not a black and white situation, so painting one side as the only ones at fault is dangerous.
Hi Conner hope you're doing well it's so nice to see you back from a break and getting back to making videos. sending positive vibes your way ❤ I have a small request to make as much as I like to hear you talk about what is going on in the Gacha space and the dramas that happen I hope you will make videos about PGR soon in the future really looking forward to it. And also (Thank you for the PGR beginners guide video it got me into PGR and I'm loving it😊)
@@logikx1325 that's a good way to literally make everything worse, and have it backfire on the final consumer. It's the gambling behaviour that needs to be kept in check.
ZZZ is 16+ and yet we still have grandma pantaloons and shorts under the skirt. And still fading and camera lock. So these ratings don't make much sense.
THIS LOREAL REPRESENTATIVE IS A FATHER?! Jokes aside, both sides are at fault and I can't believe people are making it one's right and one's wrong. Hoyo is wrong for preying on idiots and parents are wrong for not properly monitoring their idiots.(yes i call kids idiots, put me at the stake) What's more outrageous is that CCs, a consumer, are siding with the corporate, like, IS THIS REALLY YOU'RE STANCE?!
You know what's funny? Even if not needed, there IS more justification. For example: cost obfuscation through the made up currency as connors mentioned and FOMO among other psychological manipulation, in effect REGARDLESS of age.
@@Kyugorn I hope they change the payment system to accept Yuan only. Its a real currency after all. Cost obfuscation is only an argument if you are too lazy to do simple math and work out conversion rates. If you are that lazy you shouldnt be dumb enough to buy something when you don't know what you are getting. All that is your responsibility....or should be anyways.
Tbh I can see HSR ZZZ WUWA and any other gacha that advertises to a 12+ audience getting effected by this! And good! Advertising to minors was always a bad thing.
Gonna be honest, I feel like people are missing the third piece of this whole debacle, and that's the fact we should be more heavily scrutinizing the companies that apply age ratings in general. Even with Gacha out of the picture, we've seen that the ratings some of these companies apply are absurd at best. Such as the most recent scandal involving Balatro where PEGI wanted to rate it 18+. Even when you bring non-hoyo gachas into the mix is shows almost blatant incompetence as games like Nikke and Azur Lane are only rated at 12+. That's also not bringing into account how we also have equivalencies in terms of these ratings overall. The main example being of a 16+ rating by the CADPA is only a 12+ by PEGI or T for the ESRB.
this is my take on your point, If kids at 16 at up stil dont know they doing. Then they are dumb. Simple as that. I do agree children below 16 need parent to monitor on purchase. In the first which parent allow cc use directly ? Cmon. Here in asia almost every child got own account and payment is not link to it so even if they wan to pay also cant . In event they manage to pay, less than 10 min a banker will call verified. Plus banker here also come out a system the second time you make purchase, the transaction will not go thru. You need call bank to re allow it. Why is this feater is not in west ? Lastly on having child to know. That is bs. I take care of sibling and even look after their bank acc and finance . So basically is same parenting. The issue with western is from young they are not train and educate when issue come they start blaming. That is issue. Mentality culture. Here in asia we are train from you ange to manage ownselve . Obvious those from rich family will know train this way as they are spoonfeed or snowflake parent.
Technically what FTC is asking is to have clarity on how much a character cost , most CC are saying that the explanation of how pity works is enough , yes and no , because it depends on how many times you miss the pity while trying to get the max constellations for your character it may cost more or less depending on the luck, some CC say that other gacha have the same recipe , yes and no again : you can get characters for a fixed price in some games like azur lane, wuwa and Nikke, you can get dups in their shops , 200 mileage tickets in Nikke I dont remember how much is in wuwa , you can get an ultra rare drop for 200 pulls in Azur Lane so the price is fixed and you know how much you need to spend to get your characters , same applies for gacha that have 100 drop rate like Snowbreak , PGR, and Aether Gazer. So in the end having a 100% banner should fix the problem , if the player want to go gambling on the 50/50 banner that is their decision but the clarity of the price of the character should be taken from the 100% banner About the parent fault I agree as well is a two side issue, parent should educate themselves and understand what gacha game means and google play, app store should raise the rating of the game, if gacha is gambling at its core then it should have higher rating
Its just an American thing... They don't want to put any preventive measures on guns too cause they argue that dumb people will make dumb things anyway. 😂
I understand your reason. However from European perspective I think dumb decisions and mistakes are neccesary. Then the child should suffer the consequences and learn from it. 1. If you child plays a gacha game its perfect way to learn them resource management and the price of money 2. If you child spend irresponsibly - you are a failure as parent 3. Why the child can use a credit card without parent knowldge? at the end the company should provide some warnings but its you job as a parent to raise the child properly. If you eat too many sugars/drink too much etc you can die. Does it mean that the company should be responsible for your lack of restrain? Are we in Idiocracy?
agree, this video too soft which at then make it the children western are too dumb and supervise . C'mon children should be educate from young age to make wise decision and learn from mistake. This is like making child too soy
You're not the only one who gets heated about this kinda stuff, so don't worry Connor. Some of us get it! I've been grappling with this stuff with my own kids, and I see this as an absolute win at the end of the day. And hopefully a step towards even more regulations to keep our kids from being exposed to stuff that might hurt them in the long run. Totally justified vid. o7
I think the problem these content creators have is that the FTC seemingly went for specifically Hoyoverse as opposed to EA with Fifa and Madden. The simple thing is slap an age gate on the account and we are done. So one thing about the age rating, its a majorly flawed system where Pegi changed Balatro to 18+ because simulated gambling yet other poker games with simulated gambling sit at a lower age rating.
Yeah, it's weird to me they went after hoyo right after the tiktok ban, both chinese companies. Meanwhile big name gacha games like fate/grand order and dragon ball gacha games are not being targeted at all. It's just a strange thing that needs to be pointed out, is all. You could argue Dragon Ball Legends and Dokkan Battle Gachas are way more predatory for kids than hoyo, because dragon ball is a household name in the west that kids are still consuming entertainment wise to this day.
@@guardiansoulblade2673 Fates popularity has been soaring lately, especially with its VN being globally localized. Even if its not still mainstream my point about the dragon ball games stand.
@@shinigami0288 Show me where Doro actually defended gacha games? All I see is a tweet calling out uninvolved parents who just let their kids play and gamble on predatory games, which implies that Doro actually does see a problem with those games.
Both Doro44 & Mr Pokke are Hoyo exclusive CC. To me those 2 post from both CC paints them in my eyes "hoyo White knights" trying to get "brownie points" by shifting blame to the parents. Yes it parents responsibility what their kids do but at same time company can't get away with not being transparent how much thing cost in the game. Tell me which you understand much easier or clearly? 1. 25600 primogems on average to guarantee promotional character 2. 400$ on average to guarantee promotional character
Sure, just remember the government is a corporation as well. My concern is how quickly people side with one of gaming's most notorious enemies, politicians that do not understand games deciding what is safe for your child, just because you agree with them in this case. That's my concern with the wording. There's a lot of subtle wording and outright misinformation that is getting glossed over. From a group that would love to have more control over what is deemed safe or harmful in the games industry. I'm not sure everyone is considering the precedent it sets once an aspect of a game is deemed deceptive and predatory and having a negative influence on the development a person *to the extent* that the government needs to protect that group. I've never known the government to be a "this seems a safe space to stop" kind of organization when it comes to control. Particularly, when it's questionable in the first place if this action does not have an ulterior motive in the first place since it is not universally applied and is not even cleaning up their own house first (US gaming companies that are arguably worse). Bottom line, enforce transparency and empower parents to remain in ultimate control, yes. But, let the parents, and non-parents, decide what is "safe" for themselves and their own kids. I could just be paranoid, but I've seen this happen enough times not to trust the government in making these boundaries.
Its both sides fault tbh. But here's the thing there are several companies/methods/people that are out to take advantage of dumb people and scam them out of their money, it could be gacha, crypto, online scams. I feel like its up to individuals to be aware and be protective of their money. Why can your child access your money just cause hes using your iPad? So anyone with access to your device can access your money? Thats just irresponsible
Is it not about defending, it is about the state taking the responsability that was of the parents in the first place. State should not get in the way that people to people/service relationship works, you allow it to introduce a little, then it goes down hill, like how you even talk to each other in every day routine. People that defends the state dictating how people/service interact to each other are stupid, like you. Imagine Canada that parent's aren't alllowed to go against gender idiology, if their 7-years-old boy wants to identify as a girl, they are obligated to accept and not question it, that's one example of a bad thing that can happen when you allow the state to dictate relationships.
50/50 has fried people's brains, convincing them it's fine to lose their hard-earned savings to a character they don't actually want because they'll eventually get the character they want. I have hated 50/50 ever since Genshin made it a thing.
The fact that they do what casino do, which is convert money to their in game currency system so that kids don't know how much they spend is predatory. Conversion requires math and most kids don't like to do math when they in the zone to get their characters.
For Gacha games, please transparency on your games. Parents just set up a more secure method when confirming online transactions like fingerprint verification.
Why are people acting like these things are mutually exclusive. You can say gacha games are predatory and still say parents need to do their jobs. If they make these games 16+ or rated M, parents still need to use controls to stop their kids devices from downloading anything over a certain rating. Take one minute to check a box that says require password for purchases. If your kid is under 18 in the US they would need a parent to cosign any bank account or credit card. Look at statements, your responsibility doesn't stop with just helping them open an account.
There are so many dangers for my daughter out there, most of which I have no way to protect her from aside from talking to her, and hoping that she listens and takes what I say to heart. But for cases like this when you do have tools that can help, you as a parent need to use them. Saying this is not defending corporations, it's telling parents they have to be responsible as well. It's one thing to take precautions an something happens, but something completely different to just not be paying attention or trying at all.
Well said! This comment was more informative and constructive than the entire 11 minute 25 second video itself
Thank you. Both things are true. Gachas and objectively predatory and parents should ABSOLUTELY be aware of any access to their bank/card their children have and they should be monitoring them.
because if you aren't dunking on genshin specifically, which is a very profitable thing to do at this moment, you ain't doing it right, apparently.
BTW i think that plenty of governments, what they really do, is pretend to look at gambling in disgust, while they silently endorse it behind the scenes. Remember these companies (supposedly, but that's a story of its own) pay a shitload of taxes given the profit they make, which is why almost all countries with huge economies really silently approve gambling or pretend to regulate it.
If governments wanted to regulate gambling and give a cut on it, they definitely could crack it down. They don't because it's not really convenient to do so.
Bro...just noticed that the background diamond behind your head makes it look like you just graduated 😂
Its funny because the parents see it as just a normal game because its cute and all like its shown on play store etc and its for 12+ so they let those kids play etc
But in the end its both at fault because hoyo preys on children to force them on gambling addiction and parents not paying attention
Gachas are very good at hiding the gacha for at least an hour of gameplay so unless a parent stayed for a whole gaming session they wouldn't even see the gacha if their kid started up any gacha game.
Damn, we have reach a point where people are actually defending hoyo predatory action against the government from trying to crack down on it smh. When fortnite and blizzard was in trouble, ain no one defended that
I think it's wild that anyone can defend a company that charges what is essentially £300 for a character. If for example, parents accidently or unknowingly had credit cards in apps and they cost maybe £2-£5 that's bad, kids still can rack up hundreds if not thousands, but it's still not ALWAYS going to be an amount that is unfeasible to pay. The fact that Hoyo release two - four £300 characters EVERY PATCH, and people are really out here defending Hoyo like it's just a "parenting problem". The fact that Hoyoverse even allow the option for anyone to financially cripple themselves or other people is a disgusting practice, and if they really want to keep charging these ridiculous sums, then they should have the wherewithal to put the appropriate safety measures in place for those who are younger, or even those who are vulnerable. More and more over the past year Hoyo have stopped making a game for the players, and have instead made a game for their wallets.
@@milioccowith genshin, you'll see a lot of that
The meme "leave my multi billion company alone!" became a real thing
@@miliocco that's basically saying that you should avoid acid rain altogether, instead trying to solve the problem at root and make the rain less acidic.
Hoyoverse should absolutely not be charging $300 for a 5 star character, not to mention, the lack of pity for 4 stars, yet here we are.
I have seen videos about how difficult it is to E6 a 4*.
@@miliocco you are right
@@Onigumo. No, I have never seen that, All I have seen are people acting like Bots and repeating Content Creator talking points.
And there it is, people in the comments didnt watch the video. He didnt say that its all on the company, he didnt say its all on the parents.
Hes talking about NUANCE, that things can wildly different, when different factors are involved.
Its not a black and white situation, so painting one side as the only ones at fault is dangerous.
Hi Conner hope you're doing well it's so nice to see you back from a break and getting back to making videos. sending positive vibes your way ❤ I have a small request to make as much as I like to hear you talk about what is going on in the Gacha space and the dramas that happen I hope you will make videos about PGR soon in the future really looking forward to it. And also (Thank you for the PGR beginners guide video it got me into PGR and I'm loving it😊)
True bro I really miss Conner PGR content specially now that they integrated the synchronization patch to catch up with the CN server
As a genshin player, people whining about child protection laws and stricter gambling laws are insane to me. This is a net good!
@@logikx1325 that's a good way to literally make everything worse, and have it backfire on the final consumer.
It's the gambling behaviour that needs to be kept in check.
ZZZ is 16+ and yet we still have grandma pantaloons and shorts under the skirt. And still fading and camera lock. So these ratings don't make much sense.
THIS LOREAL REPRESENTATIVE IS A FATHER?!
Jokes aside, both sides are at fault and I can't believe people are making it one's right and one's wrong. Hoyo is wrong for preying on idiots and parents are wrong for not properly monitoring their idiots.(yes i call kids idiots, put me at the stake)
What's more outrageous is that CCs, a consumer, are siding with the corporate, like, IS THIS REALLY YOU'RE STANCE?!
The Hoyo shills who kept their mouths shut in this scenario are the smartest ones. Even then, this whole business with CC promotion is nasty.
There is no more justification needed beyond:
Gacha is gambling
Minors aren't allowed to gamble
End of argument.
You know what's funny? Even if not needed, there IS more justification.
For example: cost obfuscation through the made up currency as connors mentioned and FOMO among other psychological manipulation, in effect REGARDLESS of age.
@@Kyugorn I hope they change the payment system to accept Yuan only. Its a real currency after all.
Cost obfuscation is only an argument if you are too lazy to do simple math and work out conversion rates. If you are that lazy you shouldnt be dumb enough to buy something when you don't know what you are getting. All that is your responsibility....or should be anyways.
Tbh I can see HSR ZZZ WUWA and any other gacha that advertises to a 12+ audience getting effected by this! And good! Advertising to minors was always a bad thing.
Gonna be honest, I feel like people are missing the third piece of this whole debacle, and that's the fact we should be more heavily scrutinizing the companies that apply age ratings in general.
Even with Gacha out of the picture, we've seen that the ratings some of these companies apply are absurd at best. Such as the most recent scandal involving Balatro where PEGI wanted to rate it 18+. Even when you bring non-hoyo gachas into the mix is shows almost blatant incompetence as games like Nikke and Azur Lane are only rated at 12+.
That's also not bringing into account how we also have equivalencies in terms of these ratings overall. The main example being of a 16+ rating by the CADPA is only a 12+ by PEGI or T for the ESRB.
this is my take on your point, If kids at 16 at up stil dont know they doing. Then they are dumb. Simple as that.
I do agree children below 16 need parent to monitor on purchase. In the first which parent allow cc use directly ? Cmon. Here in asia almost every child got own account and payment is not link to it so even if they wan to pay also cant . In event they manage to pay, less than 10 min a banker will call verified. Plus banker here also come out a system the second time you make purchase, the transaction will not go thru. You need call bank to re allow it. Why is this feater is not in west ?
Lastly on having child to know. That is bs. I take care of sibling and even look after their bank acc and finance . So basically is same parenting. The issue with western is from young they are not train and educate when issue come they start blaming. That is issue. Mentality culture. Here in asia we are train from you ange to manage ownselve . Obvious those from rich family will know train this way as they are spoonfeed or snowflake parent.
Technically what FTC is asking is to have clarity on how much a character cost , most CC are saying that the explanation of how pity works is enough , yes and no , because it depends on how many times you miss the pity while trying to get the max constellations for your character it may cost more or less depending on the luck, some CC say that other gacha have the same recipe , yes and no again : you can get characters for a fixed price in some games like azur lane, wuwa and Nikke, you can get dups in their shops , 200 mileage tickets in Nikke I dont remember how much is in wuwa , you can get an ultra rare drop for 200 pulls in Azur Lane so the price is fixed and you know how much you need to spend to get your characters , same applies for gacha that have 100 drop rate like Snowbreak , PGR, and Aether Gazer.
So in the end having a 100% banner should fix the problem , if the player want to go gambling on the 50/50 banner that is their decision but the clarity of the price of the character should be taken from the 100% banner
About the parent fault I agree as well is a two side issue, parent should educate themselves and understand what gacha game means and google play, app store should raise the rating of the game, if gacha is gambling at its core then it should have higher rating
Its just an American thing... They don't want to put any preventive measures on guns too cause they argue that dumb people will make dumb things anyway. 😂
I understand your reason. However from European perspective I think dumb decisions and mistakes are neccesary. Then the child should suffer the consequences and learn from it.
1. If you child plays a gacha game its perfect way to learn them resource management and the price of money
2. If you child spend irresponsibly - you are a failure as parent
3. Why the child can use a credit card without parent knowldge?
at the end the company should provide some warnings but its you job as a parent to raise the child properly.
If you eat too many sugars/drink too much etc you can die. Does it mean that the company should be responsible for your lack of restrain? Are we in Idiocracy?
agree, this video too soft which at then make it the children western are too dumb and supervise . C'mon children should be educate from young age to make wise decision and learn from mistake. This is like making child too soy
You're not the only one who gets heated about this kinda stuff, so don't worry Connor. Some of us get it! I've been grappling with this stuff with my own kids, and I see this as an absolute win at the end of the day. And hopefully a step towards even more regulations to keep our kids from being exposed to stuff that might hurt them in the long run. Totally justified vid. o7
I think the problem these content creators have is that the FTC seemingly went for specifically Hoyoverse as opposed to EA with Fifa and Madden.
The simple thing is slap an age gate on the account and we are done. So one thing about the age rating, its a majorly flawed system where Pegi changed Balatro to 18+ because simulated gambling yet other poker games with simulated gambling sit at a lower age rating.
Yeah, it's weird to me they went after hoyo right after the tiktok ban, both chinese companies. Meanwhile big name gacha games like fate/grand order and dragon ball gacha games are not being targeted at all. It's just a strange thing that needs to be pointed out, is all. You could argue Dragon Ball Legends and Dokkan Battle Gachas are way more predatory for kids than hoyo, because dragon ball is a household name in the west that kids are still consuming entertainment wise to this day.
@@pifu7677 Genshin is mainstream in the US, FGO is NOT.
@@guardiansoulblade2673 Fates popularity has been soaring lately, especially with its VN being globally localized. Even if its not still mainstream my point about the dragon ball games stand.
Doro and Pokke have their paycheck on Hoyo that's way they are "dumb"
Thing is both sides aren't wrong but neither wants to agree it's overall bad. It's always one or the other as how internet debates go.
gotta defend those predatory companies or else their livelihood will crash down
@@shinigami0288 Show me where Doro actually defended gacha games?
All I see is a tweet calling out uninvolved parents who just let their kids play and gamble on predatory games, which implies that Doro actually does see a problem with those games.
@@miliocco Thank you! Predatory monetization AND negligent parents are both involved in this issue. Why can't both be discussed and improved upon?
Both Doro44 & Mr Pokke are Hoyo exclusive CC. To me those 2 post from both CC paints them in my eyes "hoyo White knights" trying to get "brownie points" by shifting blame to the parents. Yes it parents responsibility what their kids do but at same time company can't get away with not being transparent how much thing cost in the game. Tell me which you understand much easier or clearly?
1. 25600 primogems on average to guarantee promotional character
2. 400$ on average to guarantee promotional character
Conner....not talking about you but seeing how many bad parents... some people shouldn't have kids
Sure, just remember the government is a corporation as well. My concern is how quickly people side with one of gaming's most notorious enemies, politicians that do not understand games deciding what is safe for your child, just because you agree with them in this case.
That's my concern with the wording. There's a lot of subtle wording and outright misinformation that is getting glossed over. From a group that would love to have more control over what is deemed safe or harmful in the games industry.
I'm not sure everyone is considering the precedent it sets once an aspect of a game is deemed deceptive and predatory and having a negative influence on the development a person *to the extent* that the government needs to protect that group. I've never known the government to be a "this seems a safe space to stop" kind of organization when it comes to control.
Particularly, when it's questionable in the first place if this action does not have an ulterior motive in the first place since it is not universally applied and is not even cleaning up their own house first (US gaming companies that are arguably worse).
Bottom line, enforce transparency and empower parents to remain in ultimate control, yes. But, let the parents, and non-parents, decide what is "safe" for themselves and their own kids.
I could just be paranoid, but I've seen this happen enough times not to trust the government in making these boundaries.
Game genre:Gacha, predatory tactics to milk money
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@kyrrso here comes the doro/gacha fanboy🤮 talk about giving justification to these people yuck
Doro and Pokke still eating Dawei's crumps
I wish people in reddit or twitter have the same insight and opinion as you. All i have seen are brain dead people say shit.
Its both sides fault tbh. But here's the thing there are several companies/methods/people that are out to take advantage of dumb people and scam them out of their money, it could be gacha, crypto, online scams. I feel like its up to individuals to be aware and be protective of their money. Why can your child access your money just cause hes using your iPad? So anyone with access to your device can access your money? Thats just irresponsible
I have this sneaky suspicion that the person that filed this is somehow also related to the Azur Lane skin removal.
Is it not about defending, it is about the state taking the responsability that was of the parents in the first place. State should not get in the way that people to people/service relationship works, you allow it to introduce a little, then it goes down hill, like how you even talk to each other in every day routine. People that defends the state dictating how people/service interact to each other are stupid, like you. Imagine Canada that parent's aren't alllowed to go against gender idiology, if their 7-years-old boy wants to identify as a girl, they are obligated to accept and not question it, that's one example of a bad thing that can happen when you allow the state to dictate relationships.
50/50 has fried people's brains, convincing them it's fine to lose their hard-earned savings to a character they don't actually want because they'll eventually get the character they want. I have hated 50/50 ever since Genshin made it a thing.
Genshin made 50/50 a thing after the system had no gurantee, so you could get 1000 pulls and no character... because math.
That why I hate wuwa too.
The fact that they do what casino do, which is convert money to their in game currency system so that kids don't know how much they spend is predatory.
Conversion requires math and most kids don't like to do math when they in the zone to get their characters.
Your sound deadening makes it looks like you have a college cap on lol
Connors has huge point than doro44's brain smoller than average toddler
For Gacha games, please transparency on your games.
Parents just set up a more secure method when confirming online transactions like fingerprint verification.