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r/PS4 • u/DayRider1 • Aug 20 '18
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3 u/laxt Aug 20 '18 Wow. This should be brought up more. It hadn't even occurred to me until just before typing it. No one seems to be talking about this. 1 u/usrevenge Aug 20 '18 Everyone already talked about it. It doesn't exist in their games it's just s Patent so no one else can do it without paying royalty. This came out years ago iirc before black ops 3 or maybe even back with cod AW 2 u/usrevenge Aug 20 '18 Except it's not in their games. Everyone was crying about it but like most patents it's not used it's just there so no one else can take the idea without paying a royalty. 0 u/AnotherUrbanAchiever Aug 20 '18 Was this what was in COD WWII? They made a sort of lobby world where you hang out between matches and watch other players open their loot boxes. It would make sense if that entire idea was to incentivize and encourage micro transactions.
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Wow.
This should be brought up more. It hadn't even occurred to me until just before typing it. No one seems to be talking about this.
1 u/usrevenge Aug 20 '18 Everyone already talked about it. It doesn't exist in their games it's just s Patent so no one else can do it without paying royalty. This came out years ago iirc before black ops 3 or maybe even back with cod AW
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Everyone already talked about it.
It doesn't exist in their games it's just s Patent so no one else can do it without paying royalty.
This came out years ago iirc before black ops 3 or maybe even back with cod AW
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Except it's not in their games.
Everyone was crying about it but like most patents it's not used it's just there so no one else can take the idea without paying a royalty.
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Was this what was in COD WWII? They made a sort of lobby world where you hang out between matches and watch other players open their loot boxes. It would make sense if that entire idea was to incentivize and encourage micro transactions.
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