"Final Fantasy 14" a game of addiction to the player to send a warning message

(Compiler/Sky white) Not long ago, a player in Hawaii, Craig Smallwood, NCsoft to the local Court for a South Korean online gaming maker, claiming that its "Paradise 2" led to an excessive obsession and a claim of $3 million. This player thinks the game developer lacks the warning to the player, has not fulfilled the "informing obligation". Perhaps to avoid the same legal charges as Korean gaming companies, Square Enix recently sent a warning message to players who landed on the FF14. The details of the event are as follows: "Final Fantasy 14" decided to synchronize the open server globally on September 30, but for those who advance the purchase, the Square Enix company gave them the benefit of a week's advance access to the game. But when these players get into the game happily, unexpectedly, it was a warning letter from a game company: "It's really exciting to explore the Eorzea continent," The game company says: "When you're in this world, you can chat with other adventurers, team up and take risks, This is the unique charm of online games. But at the same time, we don't want this game to affect your real life. Please do not forget your family, friends and your studies or work. "For this warning letter, GameSpy's editors think that despite the level of the game, equipping these things can be addictive, but this does not mean that the game needs a warning tag." But players disagree: "I think this kind of warning is necessary, the drop rate in online games is like gambling, and when you get what you want, you get quite excited, but when you don't get it, you try it over and over again, which is very addictive. "I think it's appropriate, just as we get a similar hint every time we log on to Xbox Live, which is good." "It's not news anymore," said Square Enix, who has been warning about the same word for more than 10 years ...　　"It's just like saying" Don't drink too much "on a bottle and" Smoking is bad for your health "on a cigarette, but it's just nice to hear ... "They really want to warn us, why not add such a phrase to the E3 show and the demo video?" "More information please pay attention to play game Network (Edit/Ming)