/categories/knowledge/law/ Recent content in Knowledge/Law on Game Server Services | Docs Hugo en /design_knowledge/fail/gacha_effect/ Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000 /design_knowledge/fail/gacha_effect/ The gacha effects should be spectacular. However, if you lie about it, you risk being judged by the law. In one game, an item was taken out of a box as part of the gacha performance. However, there was a large discrepancy between the item in the box during the production and the actual probability of ejection. The appearance of the box contained many rare items and it looked as if the rare items could be easily obtained. /design_knowledge/fail/chart_manipulation/ Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000 /design_knowledge/fail/chart_manipulation/ There was a fraud in which a large number of in-game payments were made by a business partner in order to make the game seem more exciting at the time of release. This was done in order to get the game to the top of the sales ranking and attract new players who saw the game. These transactions were not visible to the outside world, but were brought to light by a whistleblower. /design_knowledge/fail/collection_of_personal_information/ Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000 /design_knowledge/fail/collection_of_personal_information/ This is a case study of a game developer who made a mistake with the content of the Terms of Service, which tends to be left up to the legal team. In a certain game, the personal information to be collected in the terms of service was strange. For some reason, “bank account” and “my number (Japanese social security number)” were listed among the information to be collected. Furthermore, since the game was developed by a developer outside of Japan, the game was spread on social networks as if it were “espionage?