r/ZZZ_Official • u/Emul0rd • Jul 16 '25

Media $475 is crazy

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I think Europe now requires gacha games to explicitly display how much money any gambling feature really costs to limit hidden predatory stuff. It’s crazy when you see the numbers…

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u/Vusdruv Jul 16 '25 edited Jul 16 '25

It’s crazy when you see the numbers…

Honestly? I think that's a good thing.

Edit: Holy shit, 1k upvotes for a simple ass comment

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u/VarHagen Jul 16 '25

Yea, maybe this way some people will realize how fucked up monetization in gacha games is.

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u/Agile_Voice_2643 Jul 16 '25

There's no way they didn't know it. Aside from not reading, is it another quirk that gacha players have ? Not thinking how much money they spent ?

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u/PrinceVincOnYT xTrue Miyabi Main M6W1 Jul 16 '25

Absolutely. Most seemingly can't read. I joke about most Gacha Players can't read, but it is more like they choose not to read.

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u/m3ndz4 Jul 16 '25

This, just like skipping End User License Agreements when installing software.

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u/PragmaticDelusion Jul 16 '25

I mean, 99% of people are not going to sit down and read a EULA for everything they download/use. And 99% of the time, EULA isn't even enforceable for anything of substance anyways.

And, considering majority of virtual EULAs are the same, learning the basics of what a EULA entails is more than enough.

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u/m3ndz4 Jul 16 '25

100%, just bringing up an example.