Dear gamers.

[holdem]

As some of you may have noticed the drop rates mentioned from co op dungeons are not correct.
I believe they are rigged in order to have people spend real money and this would be illegal under gambling and fair trade laws.
I contacted a lawyer specialized in gambling and fair trade laws and he told me i may have a case if i can proof it.
So i would like some people send their latest drops since it's hard to get a sizable amount of data.
I already saw more people mentioning that purple weapons don't drop and in my case only the cape drops so i know it's a real thing.
Hopefully some people care because ultimately a lot of children are involved in these scam practices.
Thanks anyway.

[Doomvora]

I remember when bait was believable.

[Gamejunky05]

less drops the more it will stay alive lol. I wouldn't worry too much bout it.

[MelAU]

Publicado originalmente por Doomvora:

I remember when bait was believable.

Good old times LOL

[holdem]

Publicado originalmente por Doomvora:

I remember when bait was believable.

It's not bait i'm dead serious.
In a bid to induce gamers to purchase games or in-game treasures, video game developers have historically employed the language of “a high likelihood of winning” to reel in gamers. Yet this has led to consumer disputes. For example, a famous Taiwanese live streamer, DinTer, recently accused Gamania Digital Entertainment Co., Ltd. (“Gamania”) of making the Purple Cloth treasure in its game, Lineage M, harder to attain than was promoted. Ultimately, Gamania was fined NTD 2,000,000 by the Fair Trade Commission (the “FTC”) for false advertising.
Exactly the same happened, he won the case and i will to if i can get enough data.

[Doomvora]

Publicado originalmente por holdem:

It's not bait i'm dead serious.

Exactly what a bait poster would say.
Jokes aside, worst case you're baiting, best case you require tin foil.

[holdem]

Publicado originalmente por Doomvora:

Publicado originalmente por holdem:

It's not bait i'm dead serious.

Exactly what a bait poster would say.
Jokes aside, worst case you're baiting, best case you require tin foil.

You keep being the sheep who lets big corpos walk over you.

[StarlightAsh♡]

Publicado originalmente por holdem:

As some of you may have noticed the drop rates mentioned from co op dungeons are not correct.
I believe they are rigged in order to have people spend real money and this would be illegal under gambling and fair trade laws.
I contacted a lawyer specialized in gambling and fair trade laws and he told me i may have a case if i can proof it.
So i would like some people send their latest drops since it's hard to get a sizable amount of data.
I already saw more people mentioning that purple weapons don't drop and in my case only the cape drops so i know it's a real thing.
Hopefully some people care because ultimately a lot of children are involved in these scam practices.
Thanks anyway.

if you had contacted a lawyer they would have thrown out your case because there is no case

[holdem]

Publicado originalmente por StarlightAsh♡:

Publicado originalmente por holdem:

As some of you may have noticed the drop rates mentioned from co op dungeons are not correct.
I believe they are rigged in order to have people spend real money and this would be illegal under gambling and fair trade laws.
I contacted a lawyer specialized in gambling and fair trade laws and he told me i may have a case if i can proof it.
So i would like some people send their latest drops since it's hard to get a sizable amount of data.
I already saw more people mentioning that purple weapons don't drop and in my case only the cape drops so i know it's a real thing.
Hopefully some people care because ultimately a lot of children are involved in these scam practices.
Thanks anyway.

if you had contacted a lawyer they would have thrown out your case because there is no case

The case is FALSE ADVERTISEMENT.
In a bid to induce gamers to purchase games or in-game treasures, video game developers have historically employed the language of “a high likelihood of winning” to reel in gamers. Yet this has led to consumer disputes. For example, a famous Taiwanese live streamer, DinTer, recently accused Gamania Digital Entertainment Co., Ltd. (“Gamania”) of making the Purple Cloth treasure in its game, Lineage M, harder to attain than was promoted. Ultimately, Gamania was fined NTD 2,000,000 by the Fair Trade Commission (the “FTC”) for false advertising.
Exactly the same as in this case.

[StarlightAsh♡]

there is no gambling in free to complete dungeons and drops, you have 0 sample size for your claim meaning there is no case to be made

[Firecam]

Could be, P2W products already scam players but they beg for more. Exploiting the poor addicts has always been an easy business.

[holdem]

Publicado originalmente por StarlightAsh♡:

there is no gambling in free to complete dungeons and drops, you have 0 sample size for your claim meaning there is no case to be made

It's not about gambling it's about false advertisement.(lying to children)
And i do have a sample size of 30 with only purple capes as drops that already proves the false advertisement.
Shocking tho how you people have no problem getting lied to in a game with real money involved.

[musAmie -VACxiety-]

The only dng I got more than 50 marks before I got all I wanted is Tyrant Isle and even in Tyrant where I have 80 marks of I got 3/3 drops I needed. From all the other dngs I also got 2/2 items I needed.
Ofc the gear I got isnt full traited but atleast I got all the items I wanted lol.

Guess some people have more luck than others but it defenetly feels like u have a weekly "max loot luck" lmao

[David Hasselhoff]

so many stupid ppl on the internet. 15-20 years ago everything was better.

[ChaseOn]

Publicado originalmente por Gamejunky05:

less drops the more it will stay alive lol. I wouldn't worry too much bout it.

5% is 5% no matter how long it takes to kill the boss

[Matty101]

You have no case.
Drop rate is a VERY vague term that can be explained away, even if it was favouring whales that drop rate as a total still exists. To give you some other examples of fudged drop rates..

GTA gambling at the casino win rate is over the course of 'X' amount of money spent....like averaging 1.5x payout at 100000 spent.

Warframe drop % is based on a server side loot generator, so while something may have a 20% generation rate(drop rate) it a lot easier to fall through the gaps and get nothing.