Europe is investigating Minecraft, Valorant, Diablo Immortal and more over their in-game currencies. The industry offered clearer prices and refunds, but regulators still want more. The fight now rests on a much bigger question: should virtual currency count as real money, and what would that mean for everyone who plays?
i haven’t played minecraft in years, when the fuck did they put funbux in there
I think Bedrock has had paid skins since at least Microsoft bought it, maybe even before? But AFAIK Java hasn’t been monetized, they just push bedrock really hard as the default choice.
Did bedrock exist before Microsoft bought it? I always thought bedrock is that Microsoft created right after the purchase cause they knew they wouldn’t be able to integrate and monetize the Java version as easily
yep bedrock is a microsoft creation
At the very least they should ban the deliberate practice where the most common purchases don’t line up with amounts of currency you can purchase. Same with gift cards.
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