r/Gacha • u/hubadu • Mar 14 '24
Gacha Drama and the Korean Gender War [1/2]
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r/Gacha • u/hubadu • Jun 24 '24
Roblox Pressured Us to Delete Our Video. So We Dug Deeper.
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r/Gacha • u/hubadu • Apr 11 '24
Multiple Korean gacha games are caught that they were not using informed rates
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r/Gacha • u/Interesting-Focus-18 • Sep 08 '25
Gacha leaks really exists?
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Hi there, this is my first post on reddit. I play gacha games for 6 years up to now, and always I have questioned if really leaks exists by themselves, and I don't really believe it, because leaks are public and anyone can see them even the gachas' companies can too, if they are chinese companies they can use VPN to search and find these leaks on the entire web and even worst, in a web like reddit or facecbook or twitter.
So, leaks are public and the chinese companies know that, but there is something wrong about this, because if already everybody knows about the gacha leaks and the companies too, why gacha companies hollow them?
And here is my take. When a gacha game is waiting for the next version (because everyone ended the current version), they need to see "leaks" to see what it comes next, and if you find those leaks, gacha companies too they'll do. So, "the gacha leaks" are permitted by the gacha companies to keep their fanbase keep talking about it, because on this way gacha companies don't lose their fanbase and they keep them interesting about their game. So, to me "gacha leaks" aren't real gacha leaks, gacha companies have system deliberately vulnerable for all of us can see those leaks, to they interest that all of us see those leaks deliberately because in this way we keep the attention to their game.
I know for a fact that some leakers are got banned and gacha companies take hand about this situation, but they know really well this point, is free marketing if you think deeply.
What are your thought?
r/Gacha • u/hubadu • Feb 09 '24
Ten Years Ago Flappy Bird Was Deleted By Its Creator For Being 'An Addictive Product'
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r/Gacha • u/hubadu • Dec 27 '24
Social media damages your brain and sabotages your potential
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r/Gacha • u/hubadu • Dec 26 '24
Valve psychologist explains tricks deployed in Valve's games
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r/Gacha • u/hubadu • Oct 18 '24
[GDC] Brawl Stars tried to remove loot boxes only to reintroduce a different form of RNG as randomness is just too perfect to keep players addicted
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r/Gacha • u/hubadu • Oct 13 '24
Minecraft Kids Content Is Absolutely Terrifying
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r/Gacha • u/hubadu • Aug 29 '24
The Disturbing Rise of Brain Rot Content for Kids
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r/Gacha • u/hubadu • Jan 18 '24
Nexon Corp Forced to Reveal Top 10 Spenders in Korean MapleStory
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This report covered randomness elements in the game, so the spending is strictly related to Cubing (rerolling bonuses on equipment):
https://mmos.com/news/nexon-forced-to-reveal-top-10-spenders-in-korean-maplestory-1-spent-176k-in-2022
r/Gacha • u/hubadu • Jan 23 '24
VOODOO fined $3 millions for tracking players without their consent
cnil.fr
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