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xox Lola xox
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. Legislators
Good thing from your quote it was "suggested" based on a research, and you even use the word "might".
It is clearly not law and there is not even anything remotely suggested Jagex has caused any harm at all.
. Legislators
suggested
game makers
might
have a "duty of care" to prevent the most compulsive uses of their products, based on their reading of an Online Harms White Paper published by the UK government in April.
Good thing from your quote it was "suggested" based on a research, and you even use the word "might".
It is clearly not law and there is not even anything remotely suggested Jagex has caused any harm at all.
24-Aug-2019 20:08:55
Dilbert2001
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xox Lola xox said :
. Legislators
Good thing from your quote it was "suggested" based on a research, and you even use the word "might".
It is clearly not law and there is not even anything remotely suggested Jagex has caused any harm at all.
How much research do you think someone needs to do on treasure hunter lmfaoooooo. It isn't rocket science sweetie. But you just keep going around and around in your little circle, hope they aren't paying those lawyers too much.
xox Lola xox said :
. Legislators
suggested
game makers
might
have a "duty of care" to prevent the most compulsive uses of their products, based on their reading of an Online Harms White Paper published by the UK government in April.
Good thing from your quote it was "suggested" based on a research, and you even use the word "might".
It is clearly not law and there is not even anything remotely suggested Jagex has caused any harm at all.
How much research do you think someone needs to do on treasure hunter lmfaoooooo. It isn't rocket science sweetie. But you just keep going around and around in your little circle, hope they aren't paying those lawyers too much.
24-Aug-2019 20:16:48
xox Lola xox
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Dilbert2001 said :
xox Lola xox said :
. Legislators
Good thing from your quote it was "suggested" based on a research, and you even use the word "might".
It is clearly not law and there is not even anything remotely suggested Jagex has caused any harm at all.
How much research do you think someone needs to do on treasure hunter lmfaoooooo. It isn't rocket science sweetie. But you just keep going around and around in your little circle, hope they aren't paying those lawyers too much.
One person's opinions based on a research doesn't matter regardless how he conducted it. As DCMS clearly stated, to talk about regulations, there must be JUSTIFICATIONS. There is nothing at all. Nobody is even going to Court. No regulations. No real world cases. And Jagex is not even involved.
If you think Jagex broke any laws you can take them to Court, but don't forget even the person who wrote the research paper knew
Guess what? No country said a thing about Jagex and TH is gambling.
Dilbert2001 said :
xox Lola xox said :
. Legislators
suggested
game makers
might
have a "duty of care" to prevent the most compulsive uses of their products, based on their reading of an Online Harms White Paper published by the UK government in April.
Good thing from your quote it was "suggested" based on a research, and you even use the word "might".
It is clearly not law and there is not even anything remotely suggested Jagex has caused any harm at all.
How much research do you think someone needs to do on treasure hunter lmfaoooooo. It isn't rocket science sweetie. But you just keep going around and around in your little circle, hope they aren't paying those lawyers too much.
One person's opinions based on a research doesn't matter regardless how he conducted it. As DCMS clearly stated, to talk about regulations, there must be JUSTIFICATIONS. There is nothing at all. Nobody is even going to Court. No regulations. No real world cases. And Jagex is not even involved.
If you think Jagex broke any laws you can take them to Court, but don't forget even the person who wrote the research paper knew
"Whether loot boxes fulfil the technical requirements to be classified as gambling is a legal matter that will vary from territory to territory and from country to country"
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Guess what? No country said a thing about Jagex and TH is gambling.
24-Aug-2019 20:23:18
btw here is some research for you to start with
Nobularlol said :
I understand that this post will be lost to time and may never be read by someone who is able to make changes for the better but I have a story to tell, about a game I loved.
I have played rs since I was 12 years old, the game has changed who I am by learning about the positive and negative people who you can meet, as i played the game and inspired my personality and character.
I had previously fallen for some of the easiest to see scams possible, in my earlier years and seen friends, over a wire, spend hours helping others out for nothing more than a thank you and a good thought. I have tried to live my life by the mantra of “do for those, what you would like for yourself”, and with a sensible head, it has served me well and this is because of RuneScape.
I thought myself un-scamable. The day of the squeal of fortune hit, and I didn’t realise how poisonous it would be for me. I was a young man, regular job, so I threw some money into it. I bought a small amount of keys to try it out. I didn’t realise it then but at that point I was hooked. I was buying the larger packs of spins every time I had spare cash spending literally all I could to try and get something rare. In that space of 2-3 months I had spent over £800 on micro transactions and I wouldn’t have stopped if it wasn’t for my father opening a bank statement by mistake and asking me do I know what I am doing.
All I saw was payments of £49.99 leaving my account in a massive string, it was the only thing I was spending other than bills. At this point I knew I had to stop. I had to find a way out. It was at this point that I quit the game. Because of the hot reaction I had to the micro transactions, I couldn’t resist them as they were the biggest advantage in the game. This experience changed me as a person.
let me know how it goes hun
Nobularlol said :
I understand that this post will be lost to time and may never be read by someone who is able to make changes for the better but I have a story to tell, about a game I loved.
I have played rs since I was 12 years old, the game has changed who I am by learning about the positive and negative people who you can meet, as i played the game and inspired my personality and character.
I had previously fallen for some of the easiest to see scams possible, in my earlier years and seen friends, over a wire, spend hours helping others out for nothing more than a thank you and a good thought. I have tried to live my life by the mantra of “do for those, what you would like for yourself”, and with a sensible head, it has served me well and this is because of RuneScape.
I thought myself un-scamable. The day of the squeal of fortune hit, and I didn’t realise how poisonous it would be for me. I was a young man, regular job, so I threw some money into it. I bought a small amount of keys to try it out. I didn’t realise it then but at that point I was hooked. I was buying the larger packs of spins every time I had spare cash spending literally all I could to try and get something rare. In that space of 2-3 months I had spent over £800 on micro transactions and I wouldn’t have stopped if it wasn’t for my father opening a bank statement by mistake and asking me do I know what I am doing.
All I saw was payments of £49.99 leaving my account in a massive string, it was the only thing I was spending other than bills. At this point I knew I had to stop. I had to find a way out. It was at this point that I quit the game. Because of the hot reaction I had to the micro transactions, I couldn’t resist them as they were the biggest advantage in the game. This experience changed me as a person.
let me know how it goes hun
24-Aug-2019 20:30:39
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