Even with the considerations mentioned here, I’d be completely happy if the sports games got a bit of a crash from the killing of the lootbox or at least better ratings given to them.<br><br>The thing is, I’m not only not happy with the payment model, but what chasing that payment model did to the games. To me, still a win win situation. Now let’s say “oh the companies would just stop selling in this region” well, that’s where a capitalism “that works” would still work in the favor of the consumers. Thing is, the NFL, FIFA, NBA, still want to sell to us, and if EA/2K says “My way or the highway” then I would bet the sports organizers would definitely start rethinking about their exclusive license deals which created the monopolies we had to suffer through in the last 13 years or so. Then we can get back to sports games that actually compete on quality and more of us getting back into them.<br><br>My belief here is not at all to do with an issue with Capitalism itself, but I’m completely for the figurative “bill of rights” for which Capitalism was sold on, in the first place. If something catastrophic happens which needs a rebuild, or leads to other companies coming in to compete, it’s basically making the natural motions that the promise of the market (to its consumers) claimed it was.