ESRB Defeats Loot Boxes? Uh, Well...

My biggest gripe about the loot boxes (and by extension violent video games) is that parents don't care. They aren't willing to be responsible for what their kids see or do. They want everyone else to be responsible. This website is a good concept cause it puts everything in terms they can understand and is trying to educate parents on what their kids are doing, but it's not forward enough because the parents are still going to hold the ESRB or someone else responsible. I feel like there should be a "stupid parent tax" that's an extra $15 unless they go to the website and get some kind of card/code that makes it a $5 "I accept what my kid sees" tax. If they're willing to call for change, they should be willing to accept a simple tax

Way to do nothing ESRB and also show just how much in the pocket of the industry you are... they are losing good will doing this and that is only going to hurt them in the long run.

And, yes, their statement is simply a matter of a lack of research on loot boxes specifically and once that stuff arrives they are going to have to take their foot out of their mouth to eat their words (and will lose even more good faith - assuming they have any to begin with of course).