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* ''[[Need for Speed: Payback]]'' uses the Shipments that are containers that can be earned by gameplay or premium currency, which can be bought with Speed Points, some of which are special types that are costly microtransaction. What's worst is that basic essential stuff, like Boost, Speed, and general car parts have been divided up in a card and loot box system which ties with the Shipments. Later on, EA tone the predatory system down and made it "fair". |
* ''[[Need for Speed: Payback]]'' uses the Shipments that are containers that can be earned by gameplay or premium currency, which can be bought with Speed Points, some of which are special types that are costly microtransaction. What's worst is that basic essential stuff, like Boost, Speed, and general car parts have been divided up in a card and loot box system which ties with the Shipments. Later on, EA tone the predatory system down and made it "fair". |
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* Many of EA's Sports titles. |
* Many of EA's Sports titles. |
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* Before it was replaced with a more ethical system, [[Rocket League]] has crates that can be unlocked by using keys, which can be obtained either by buying from the marketplace or by trade. |
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== [[Strategy Game]]s == |
== [[Strategy Game]]s == |
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