Man,EA must HATE me.
if you hate the wheel so much why are you playing it from two accounts? (those pictures weren't taken from the same game) Although it's annoying this bug is in the game, it does work both ways. You...
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annettemarc wrote:
Actually, in the case of the wheel, EA sort of stepped in it. When you look at their careful display of real odds in their Springfield Downs races, you can see that they understand the concept of full disclosure EVEN IN A GAME OF CHANCE. I am showaan the odds in plain print alongside each button. I can choose, in that game, to buy donuts with real life money, and they have chosen to inform me of the relative risks, odds, etc.
Thinking about this for a little while longer, I feel like adding: You're right about Springfield Downs, but in that case it may simply be to make it look a little more like a real race track. If you look at the Mystery Box or the Homer Buddha, on the other hand (which are even better examples, as they actually do have a donut price tag), you get no information at all about your odds.
(Then again, one might argue, no information is better than misleading information. As you see, I still haven't made up my mind yet.)
