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CTOnews.com, August 17, EA has not been fined once or twice for "micro trading" contained in the game, and EA has been fined for this behavior. The Vienna District Court recently ordered EA to pay 10800 euros (CTOnews.com Note: about 86076 yuan) to players who bought the "FIFA" and "Ultimate team" card bags in Austria. The court ruled that the booty boxes violated the relevant laws and regulations of the area.

According to foreign media gamesindustry, in a statement, EA said: "We do not agree with the court's decision and believe that the facts and laws of the court in this case are wrong."

However, EA also said, "although we do not agree with the ruling, but we will not appeal."

We have decided not to appeal this narrow decision, which has no broader legal implications other than individual claims, but we believe that our game does not violate relevant laws and regulations, and we fully comply with local laws. We design games to bring choice, fairness, value and fun, and we are committed to ensuring that our Austrian players continue to have access to the same games and features as millions of other players who love these games.

▲ "FIFA" official game screenshot CTOnews.com learned that EA lost the case for "micro trading" in the Netherlands last year and was fined 10 million euros (currently about 79.7 million yuan), and then EA's appeal also failed again, so EA submitted the case to the administrative jurisdiction of the Dutch Supreme Court, but the court finally ruled that the "ultimate team" card bag of "FIFA" did not violate the relevant laws and regulations.

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