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This entire cat and mouse game of loot boxes, reminds me of transfer pricing regulations across the world. There used to be almost none (in the 1980's-ish), looking at regulations now well,... there's an entire institution (OECD) that does nothing but guide/setup regulations, from which countries create their own rules and regulations.
Seems a bit similar, we're already at the international institutions and research point
Seems a bit similar, we're already at the international institutions and research point
25-Aug-2019 18:50:21 - Last edited on 25-Aug-2019 18:52:13 by Torgi Nudho
Torgi Nudho
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xox Lola xox said :
Torgi Nudho said :
xox Lola xox said :
While UK Gambling Commission's stance remains unchanged, a recent survey by Dr David Zendle and Dr Paul Cairns of York St. John University and University of York supported academic claims that loot boxes are "psychologically akin to gambling".
This is the only reference that I can find to any kind of behavioural psychologist in that magazine article.
Please do post the link to the behavioural psychology report that states there is no link between gambling and loot boxes and treasure hunter and that it isn't a gateway.
I've posted multiple researches linking both. The main need scientific research needs is a more longitudinal study it would seem.
Yes and I haven't seen throughout the entire enquiry anything to suggest otherwise.
Totally true, any proper sources or evidence countering what you have been proving has been lacking.
Totally true. Why don't you ask that magazine to show us the sources? They misreported what the DCMS said about loot boxes and gambling and then posted a correction article admitting the rebuttal from DCMS.
Now that we know the DCMS clearly said there is NO LINKS between loot boxes and gambling. It will help if that magazine can show us their sources even though the DCMS had proven it incorrect, citing even the researcher himself said he can't provide any links.
xox Lola xox said :
Torgi Nudho said :
xox Lola xox said :
While UK Gambling Commission's stance remains unchanged, a recent survey by Dr David Zendle and Dr Paul Cairns of York St. John University and University of York supported academic claims that loot boxes are "psychologically akin to gambling".
This is the only reference that I can find to any kind of behavioural psychologist in that magazine article.
Please do post the link to the behavioural psychology report that states there is no link between gambling and loot boxes and treasure hunter and that it isn't a gateway.
I've posted multiple researches linking both. The main need scientific research needs is a more longitudinal study it would seem.
Yes and I haven't seen throughout the entire enquiry anything to suggest otherwise.
Totally true, any proper sources or evidence countering what you have been proving has been lacking.
Totally true. Why don't you ask that magazine to show us the sources? They misreported what the DCMS said about loot boxes and gambling and then posted a correction article admitting the rebuttal from DCMS.
Now that we know the DCMS clearly said there is NO LINKS between loot boxes and gambling. It will help if that magazine can show us their sources even though the DCMS had proven it incorrect, citing even the researcher himself said he can't provide any links.
25-Aug-2019 19:37:12
Dilbert2001
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Torgi Nudho said :
xox Lola xox said :
Torgi Nudho said :
xox Lola xox said :
While UK Gambling Commission's stance remains unchanged, a recent survey by Dr David Zendle and Dr Paul Cairns of York St. John University and University of York supported academic claims that loot boxes are "psychologically akin to gambling".
This is the only reference that I can find to any kind of behavioural psychologist in that magazine article.
Please do post the link to the behavioural psychology report that states there is no link between gambling and loot boxes and treasure hunter and that it isn't a gateway.
I've posted multiple researches linking both. The main need scientific research needs is a more longitudinal study it would seem.
Yes and I haven't seen throughout the entire enquiry anything to suggest otherwise.
Totally true, any proper sources or evidence countering what you have been proving has been lacking.
Totally true. Why don't you ask that magazine to show us the sources? They misreported what the DCMS said about loot boxes and gambling and then posted a correction article admitting the rebuttal from DCMS.
Now that we know the DCMS clearly said there is NO LINKS between loot boxes and gambling. It will help if that magazine can show us their sources even though the DCMS had proven it incorrect, citing even the researcher himself said he can't provide any links.
maybe you should post that to the enquiry so they can ask them for their spokesperson source lol
but in fact they have repeatedly stated it makes no difference really.
margot said they should be looking to the health services, which means Jagex are well... fucked...
Torgi Nudho said :
xox Lola xox said :
Torgi Nudho said :
xox Lola xox said :
While UK Gambling Commission's stance remains unchanged, a recent survey by Dr David Zendle and Dr Paul Cairns of York St. John University and University of York supported academic claims that loot boxes are "psychologically akin to gambling".
This is the only reference that I can find to any kind of behavioural psychologist in that magazine article.
Please do post the link to the behavioural psychology report that states there is no link between gambling and loot boxes and treasure hunter and that it isn't a gateway.
I've posted multiple researches linking both. The main need scientific research needs is a more longitudinal study it would seem.
Yes and I haven't seen throughout the entire enquiry anything to suggest otherwise.
Totally true, any proper sources or evidence countering what you have been proving has been lacking.
Totally true. Why don't you ask that magazine to show us the sources? They misreported what the DCMS said about loot boxes and gambling and then posted a correction article admitting the rebuttal from DCMS.
Now that we know the DCMS clearly said there is NO LINKS between loot boxes and gambling. It will help if that magazine can show us their sources even though the DCMS had proven it incorrect, citing even the researcher himself said he can't provide any links.
maybe you should post that to the enquiry so they can ask them for their spokesperson source lol
but in fact they have repeatedly stated it makes no difference really.
margot said they should be looking to the health services, which means Jagex are well... fucked...
25-Aug-2019 19:41:50
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