Thursday, November 16, 2017
EA pulls in-game purchases from ‘Star Wars: Battlefront II’
The launch of Star Wars: Battlefront II has been marred by controversy over the game’s loot system. While players can earn bonuses like new heroes, equipment and vehicles by playing, they could also buy them quickly with microtransactions. Predictably, the effect of this came off as allowing or encouraging players to pay to win, which has made gamers and even some regulators unhappy. Tonight, EA
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