5 more US states are joining the fight against Lootboxes

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Hiku said:

mZuzek said:

Huh. I came here to say the exact same thing about trading card games, but you make a good point.

Not that I'm not against this, of course. It just sounds kind of silly to me when TCGs have been around forever.

Yeah, it's not something I thought of, but I heard others mention it in videos about this topic, and that made some sense to me as well. I don't know if that necessarily makes it ok, but it is a difference to consider. And it reminded me of a time when my friend was in need for some quick money and sold off some of his cards.

Some games like Shadowverse let you sacrifice cards you don't want to craft a new one of your choice. So that's one form of compromise at least. And it makes every card you get count toward your progression.

You can open a pack of physical cards and make your money back and then some instantly, comparing this to the value of dusting cards in a game like hearthstone is ridiculous imo