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This seems to only apply to loot boxes and specifically to paid loot boxes. I don’t think non-paid randomized drop mechanics will be affected.

This is for loot boxes bought with real money not for games that random rolls on items earned while playing.

I just want to be clear - are you asking if this will mean that every treasure chest inside the game itself contains the exact same thing every time? Like the same number of gold pieces, same weapons and armor? This is the question you are asking?

God, please don't give them any ideas

This is the first in a long series of regulations that will be opted into, or forced on the gaming industry to stop exploitation and gambling. It’s something that is also happening in the larger Asian markets where Real Money Transactions from games are more prevalent and they have a more direct link to the concept of…

You dumb.

Since when has the main Elder Scrolls series had random loot? Besides some common items, you know what you’re getting every time you kill a certain character. The level of the item might be affected by the player’s level, but that’s not a random mechanic.

Errr... it specifically says paid loot drop boxes in the second paragraph without respect to whether a game is single or multiplayer.

If you were regularly playing someone before you opened up chests in Skyrim, Oblivion, or Morrowind, I have some bad news ...

Disclosing odds will not stop the feature.  It gives them an out for including the feature.  

Where are you reading that this will bring about the end of random loot?

This is specifically for paid random loot.  Random loot in game I do not believe would be subject to it (such as drops from a boss say in WoW).

On the grand scale, this doesn’t mean much. They will have to publish the exact % rates, it doesn’t say anything about removing or altering the mechanics.

But it’ll at least make some buyers think twice before spending money. Seeing that the chances of getting an item is 0.001% is more informative than just knowing the…

Is that a real question?  They are talking about LOOT BOXES not random loot in a game.

Or, you know, expect the visually impaired to call them on the phone.

If you’re interested, I work in web compliance, and the Domino’s website accessibility case is more complicated than “Big pizza corporation says screw the handicapped.”

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This comment looks like two people having sex. 

A headline called “McDonalds Cups look like people having sex” linking to an article that is nothing but pictures of McDonalds Cups that look like people having sex is the literal opposite of what the word “clickbait” means.