At every step I've been opposed to the money-grabbing sneak and nearly every time people found ways of justifying it. I'm sure now that people are realising the monster they created by supporting this over the years. Jim Sterling has been very vocal about this type of thing for years now because, clearly, he could also see where it would lead. 

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Good job corporations, you have somehow managed to make me happy to see just flat rate DLC.

I'd rather buy horse armor for $10.00 straight up, than wish for luck to get that horse armor I wanted in a loot box.

No doubt I would have been accused of doing it on purpose! LOL

One more reason to stay away from Twitch as much as possible.

If this 'test' (let's face it, that's what it is) is successful, what do you think Youtube will do? Why couldn't people see what was coming years ago. 

It all started with horse armour.

Gambling with no chance of return. How is this crap even legal? iOS, Android, and Facebooks "free" games ultimately started this, and that is one of the many reasons I refuse to join the drones/sheep in supporting those platforms. It disgusted me to see these practices coming to PS and XB, but this is a new low. I really wish people would wake up, but the rush of wasting money in the off chance something cool might come of it, is a huge high for a lot of people. I guess instead of fighting to help people, I should work on starting a send me money and maybe I'll give you something in return platform.

US banks are proud to announce loot boxes!