Microtransactions have no place in a single player game that you pay up front to buy. None. <br><br>If having them labled as "pay to win" means we can get rid of them, I have no complaints. <br><br><br><br>Just look as Shadow of War. A potentially amazing game that was completely ruined by the implemented lootbox system. <br><br>Just look at The Witcher, a game that doesn't have MTs or loot boxes and is immensly enjoyable. <br><br><br><br>MTs should never ever be anything but cosmetic effects in free to play games. That's what their place is, any other form of MTs is a straight up scam. As far as I can see, this bill's definitions match up pretty well with that. And lets face it, the industry will never self regulate the exploitative monetization. A few companies do, but most of them don't. EA was even willing to go to court over it. <br><br><br><br>Industry self regulation on any sort of large scale is a dream, which makes things like this bill a necessity unfortunately. We have companies like EA, Activision and Ubisoft to thank for it. <br><br>All we can really do as consumers is to stop supporting these asshole companies and shift out generous money donations over to the companies that don't fuck over their customers like Nintendo, CDPR and indie devs with integrity like Team Cherry.