China is banning dailies, first time bonuses, and other gacha practices used in Genshin.
China is banning dailies, first time bonuses, and other gacha practices used in Genshin.
gamerant.com
China Implements Strict New Gaming Laws
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To clarify, this is accross the whole industry in china. Not just Genshin. (The title makes it sound like Genshin specifically is getting getting these restrictions.
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I'm curious about two things:
- Will China gets it's own version or dailies will be removed from game everywhere
- If removed from everywhere does that mean less freemogems or do we get like monthly missions or something
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they already have a china only version of pretty much everything that's also available overseas. for example, tiktok is less predatory there from what i hear. it feels like they're trying not to shit where they eat in a way.
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I may be high on copium, but I wish we could get all the primogens we'd otherwise obtain by completing the maximum number of daily commissions permittable per patch via an in-game message that expires after a patch is over; that daily, battle-pass missions were scraped and the cumulative amount of points that completing them grants was distributed across weekly ones; and that the resin cap was increased to a week's worth of resin, if not removed entirely in favour of the distribution of fragile resin by mail.
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I don't play Genshin Impact and have legitimately no idea whether what you said makes any sense, it sounds like gibberish to me lol.
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You are high on copium but it is a wonderful dream tbf.
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Do we know when the new laws will be implemented? I'm really curious where they will bring these kinds of games since it's such a core mechanic to keep a steady user retention rate
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Let's goooooooo
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I can't help but wonder, what's their real motive?
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Eliminating predatory mechanics in games that only serve the game company
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But.. they bring money and power to the Nation!
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....rare china W?