The EU wants to change how video games, social media and online platforms make money.
For gaming, the proposal includes:
> Restricting paid loot boxes for minors.
> Banning pay-to-win and pay-to-progress mechanics for children.
> Making virtual currency prices clearer.
> Giving players more control over addictive game features.
> Allowing users to disable paid random-reward systems.
Companies could face fines of up to 6% of their worldwide annual turnover for breaking the rules.
So…now that BOOMER Land Germany has successfully blocked people from participating in their hobbies: any idea how I can still order Hibike merch on Melonbooks without jumpibg through 20 hoops or am I just everlasting screwed living in a boomer‘s paradise?
hello, we are the EU :) it is now prohibited to buy anything from anywhere and have any fun and hobbies. also you cant use klarna anymore, shouldve worked harder to have more money!oh? a job? oh no we dont do these since 2018 lmaooo…benefits? we had to cut that out too sorry :/
I couldn't afford a Switch 2 so I modded the N64 Ocarina of Time to be more like a modern AAA game. It's fully voice-acted.
It's a real and you can try it out now, link in the replies.
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