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Do you really want EU bureaucrats examining each game and deciding how playable it is with or without certain item? If the game is that bad - uninstall it, write one-star review for it and be done with it.
Uh, who said that legislation would mean that every game would first go to a govt dept to verify genre? I thought the whole point of such legislation is to be a deterrent. So that WHEN someone violates it and is deceptive in their marketing, you can take them to court for it. Yes, I also first read reviews to know if the game requires regular payments etc, and it is reasonable to expect this from consumers. But the l…
Why you need to take them to court? If the game is bad, uninstall it. Nobody forced you to install it with the gun to your head and the knife to your liver, did they? This newfound refusal of all personal responsibility for any action is just disgusting. Oh, I spent $100 on Candy Crash because my life is pathetic and I don't have anything better to spend it on, so let me now go and sue the game maker because they must have tricked me - it can't be that I'm so stupid to spend $100 on imaginary digital goods that let me spend extra minute in a nonsense game! Of course it's a dark plot by evil capitalists and not just my personal fault for not thinking before clicking the "pay" button! Of course the law should be there to protect me from my own voluntary personal decisions if it turns out they weren't as smart as I see myself!