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- - - - Using Battlefront to explain the trouble with regulation but also show that significant public backlash led to change regardless. Suggest idea that potentially, news and social media coverage might be able to regulate enough on their own?
  - - - Through Randian Philosophy, Harviainen
        
        These methods all abuse psychological tricks like FOMO, Sunk-Cost Fallacy, Loss aversion, and dopamine receptor exploiting to get someone to pay money, all tactics that are unethical and in the case of video games, often used on kids who are even more susceptible to them. Include gaming disorder
        
        Li, Pew, Perks, CFPB also included for evidence
      - Through Aristotelian Philosophy, Heimo
      - Through Kantian Philosophy, Roy
- - - - Game Industry is massive, both in an economic scale and a cultural impact scale, and a lot of it relies on revenue from games that abuse these tactics, like mobile 'gacha' games. Strong and sudden regulation may would potentially hurt the industry in a way that it would struggle for years to recover from, which could push large industry downsizing that would be devasting to the potential jobs that would impact and video games' role in our society as a newly emerging form of entertainment and art