Thread: Kamihime General Discussion + Q&A

Yeah but I'm mainly using them to auto battle on a separate tab and create raid battles for my main. Also saving jewels until I get a matching element boosted jewel gacha.

US Justice Dept. Declares All Online Gambling Illegal. The end of Kamihime Project in the U.S.?

Originally Posted by primo22

US Justice Dept. Declares All Online Gambling Illegal. The end of Kamihime Project in the U.S.?

RIP all Gacha game ?

Not necessarily. You could stretch "online gambling" to mean anything in which probability is remotely involved including the use of RNG to determine damage in pretty much every online game ever, but generally gambling especially from a legal perspective refers more to sports betting and casino-style games where money is at stake as opposed to virtual items.

Mobile game devs have forseen those attempts and are literally years ahead of the curve. You know why you have to buy starcoins with nutaku gold in order to roll gatcha? That's why. It's so that they can say you bought something in game and not gambling.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Mobile game devs have forseen those attempts and are literally years ahead of the curve. You know why you have to buy starcoins with nutaku gold in order to roll gatcha? That's why. It's so that they can say you bought something in game and not gambling.

In my opinion gambling is gaining something irl through gamble, I don’t think you gain anything through gacha game, selling account is different tho

Plus, if they enforce gambling to this level, you can also say goodbye to trading card games like magic the gathering or pokemon, even the collectible panini card would be at risk, but they exist since so long I'm sure they have all the Legal umbrella to protect themselves for, and gacha games will simply use the same. With gambling law enforcing in the gaming industry, we will maybe see the exact odds to get a specific item before rolling the dice, but I don't expect much more.

Originally Posted by Torkov

With gambling law enforcing in the gaming industry, we will maybe see the exact odds to get a specific item before rolling the dice, but I don't expect much more.

I'm pretty sure Japan already has laws that require fully disclosing the probabilities of obtaining items through gacha mechanisms. Which is probably why they're careful to always mention those odds in the DMM version. Lately, they've started mentioning the rate up odds here as well for their money gachas, probably for the same reasons. They don't always mention it for jewel gacha rate ups though (likely since it doesn't involve real money). >_>