It looks like the bill would classify loot boxes as unfair trade practices as defined by the FTC. How does that work?

Nobody is actually 25 IRL, it’s too round a number. I’m guessing 14.

I get it, folks like their weapons to stay the same, so I feel for them. This will hurt.

“X PlayBox X. Fun for all ages.”

I only played Halo 3 and Halo ODST with Grunt birthday party enabled. So rewarding.

Seems likely there would be unintended  consequences of this.

Post-snap, my guess is healthy food options were harder to come by.

They probably don’t care (that much) if it doesn’t sell.

Transcendence

If the end products (i.e. the games):

Great! I hope it works (really).

Also, is his jacket different now?

Last week I read ahead a lot of the new Drifter Lore (i.e. without earning it in-game) on Ishtar Collective and there’s a lot of filling in the blanks of the Drifter’s past.

Calling the Vanguard “bureaucratic” seems overly generous.

Gita, as an FYI, “predatory” pricing is actually setting a price so low that your competitors aren’t able to sustain the low price, because their revenue < expenses, and thus they go out of business.

Achieved Apex

This.

I see your point on viewing it from a larger societal perspecitive, but I responding to lazarus’ implications that folks in the military are getting things for “free”. That’s not how I viewed my experience in the Navy.

I think I understand what you’re saying, but like you said, I guess I had a different perspective.

No no, read what I wrote again. I didn’t really say opinions should be revered.