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Continuation of the soap opera loot boxes in Belgium. Yes, while the Games Commission Belgian said following the case Star Wars Battlefront II the publishers had to make changes to make their productions conform to the country's laws, as Blizzard with Overwatch and Heroes of the Storm. Except that Square Enix obviously did not agree with this choice and took a more radical decision.
Remove the system loot boxes of his games? No, instead of that, the publisher prefers to remove them from online shops and thus deprive users of the productions in question. GamesIndustry we learn that three mobile games will see their service be stopped in the weeks and months to come. The securities concerned are well known, namely Mobius Final Fantasy whose closure is scheduled for November 30, Kingdom Hearts Union χ [Cross] which will cease activity on December 6th and finally Dissidia Final Fantasy Opera Omnia whose curtain will fall on December 19th. And here's whatsaid the company:
We regret to inform you that due to the uncertainty of the legal status of "loot boxes" under Belgian law, Kingdom Hearts Union χ [Cross] will be decommissioned in Belgium within 30 days, at the earliest on 6 December 2018.
The same message was broadcast for the other titles cited. Ah, but that's not all, a fourth game is concerned, Final Fantasy Brave Exvius, who will stop him on December 3 …
Important notice for all players residing in Belgium. We regret to inform you of the present legal status of "loot boxes" under Belgian law, #FFBEWW will be withdrawn from service in Belgium in 30 days, on 12/3 at the earliest. https://t.co/7ah8xiHBFH pic.twitter.com/vUkgMnNsJv
– FINAL FANTASY EXVIUS (@FFBE_EN) November 2, 2018
It is really unfortunate that instead of finding a solution by removing this system or modifying it, the publisher decided to turn its back on fans who had been able to invest a lot of hours of play, and potentially money.
For the moment, legislation in the other EU member states has not yet evolved, but we would be very curious to know what would Square Enix so many more states were applying the same restrictions. In all cases, the first victims are the consumers, which is a shame …
 Alexander S. (Omega Law)Corrector Manager – Editor – Tester |
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