"I do believe it is not the problem of gamers who do not play these sports games.<br>We do not need sports games designed to relentlessly gouge money from users.  FIFA was on ok game before Loot boxes and microtransactions.  If laws are imposed that restricts the current greedy profiteering - we as consumers will benefit.  If EA decides the new laws prevent them from making <a href=""http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=%23exorbitant"">#exorbitant</a> profits", quater upon quater, even better for gamers.  I expect many other games developers and publishers would like to make and promote football games, if EA cancel their contract to make these games.  And they are likely to do a better job at creating a satisfy games series.<br><br><br>The games industry does not need greedy EA.  Nor do gamers.<br>Yes, those idiots who get a kick out of opening packs will believe their gaming experience has diminished, but hopefully, some of them will realise they have been chasing fools' gold.  They may wake up and realise the bling and hype was there to expressly swindle them.  I look forward to such a day.