**Mastery Loadouts**
Due to issues related to the release of Mastery Loadouts, the "free swap" period will be extended.
The new end date will be May 1st.
Due to issues related to the release of Mastery Loadouts, the "free swap" period will be extended.
The new end date will be May 1st.
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Could be to save their ass, but with this, they can stop a potential thing with kabam.
Doesn't matter if you approve or not, no one gives a ****, our comments don't matter, but what does matter is this is mandatory now, you're gonna have to face it, you're not a worker at kabam man, don't need to protect them so much.
https://youtu.be/xzpndHtdl9A
Oh so it was all for nothing, hm, carry on.
This therapy session is over.
He's coming back, trust.
Lmao, I think he's serious.
So explain how the crystal system isn't gambling, you're paying for something, said thing has prizes, all chance, could be a win, could be a loss. Kabam casino...hm Casino Kabam sounds better right?
We will never know if they changed the odds before sadly, unless apple wants to be good boys and crack down on it somehow .
If they release the apple odds, one could assume that those odds apply to android aswell, but it's always a safer bet if Google does the same thing.
You saw the question in my comment right?
See simply put, every definition I have come across requires that for gambling to occur you need to put up something of value (hint units have zero value) for a chance at being awarded something of value (hint there is zero value in any item in game refer to the TOS).
Well I'm referring out side of the TOS it seems lol, guess spending 100$ for 3,100 units and spending them on crystals isn't gambling.
My daughter likes buying some toys that come in concealed packaging. You buy them with fingers crossed hoping for a rare one.
I know there are some fundamental differences between these things, I just see a similarity between them.
You are RISKING something (units or shards that are on the table to be purchased) FOR something of VALUE.
It's gambling.
That's straight from the App Store guidelines. There is no mention of gambling, so why is everyone going on about it?
By the definition of loot boxes used in the official Apple guidelines, the in game crystals are loot boxes, and therefore Kabam must follow the rules set by Apple if they want MCoC to stay in the app store.
I don't care what the TOS says.
Units and shards CAN be purchased. You spin them for a chance at something. You can win or lose. It's gambling straight up.
2. Being that you own nothing it has zero tangible value.
3. In arguendo, if it did have value you are not at risk of losing as you do receive something in return guaranteed.
The game ToS mean absolutely nothing to Apple, because Apple have all the power. Apple is the 500 pound gorilla that gets to sit wherever it wants to.