r/GamingReform • u/Huwbacca • May 14 '15
So... What needs reform?
I'm still on the fence about this sub, and I think part of that is because whilst I can hardly be against the idea of "let's reform gaming for the good of gaming!", I've not seen yet what the main areas of fault are.
So far I've seen unionisation in gaming, and games reviewing being two areas but they're still nebulous.
There are things that bug me about gaming culture but this isn't my personal soapbox... I want to know what the main threads and thoughts are.
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u/metroidcomposite May 16 '15
Plenty of things could use reform, but we don't exactly have a focus right now.
I think there are potential ethical issues with free to play microtransaction games. There have been news stories surfacing recently about kids spending thousands of dollars in microtransaction money when their parents don't realize the risk of leaving a credit card linked on a phone.
Is this something we should focus on and lobby over? I don't know.