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* For gamers that play ''[[Hearthstone]]'', the packs give out randomize cards, though the packs themselves can be obtain by various ways, like competing, doing certain quests, Recruit A Friend, or buying them straight from the in-game shop for either real money or using in-game money. |
* For gamers that play ''[[Hearthstone]]'', the packs give out randomize cards, though the packs themselves can be obtain by various ways, like competing, doing certain quests, Recruit A Friend, or buying them straight from the in-game shop for either real money or using in-game money. |
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** Special cards, like the Wild card packs, can only be bought with real money, since in-game money can't be used to buy them and they aren't rewarded. |
** Special cards, like the Wild card packs, can only be bought with real money, since in-game money can't be used to buy them and they aren't rewarded. |
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* ''[[Girls Frontline]]'' has a form of this when it comes to purchases of furniture for game dorms and character costumes, involving spending ingame tokens (acquired for ingame tasks or with real money) for randomized rewards based on certain rotating drop pools depending on special events. Some events will provide a higher ratio of certain items, mixed with some generic items, and there is a generic catchall drop list all prior special drop events gets added to eventually after some time. |
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