BGMI unban: Bad news for players from Krafton

tech.hindustantimes.com:

After a ten-months of ban, Battlegrounds Mobile India (BGMI) is set to make a comeback. Krafton, the game's developer, has made an official announcement regarding its return. But hold your excitement as it might disappoint you. This time Krafton will impose many restrictions on BGMI players, particularly those under the age of 18.

Players under 18 must register a parent or guardian and utilize One-Time Passwords (OTPs) upon login to access the game.

Players under 18 are restricted to a maximum of three hours of gameplay per day. Breaktime Reminders will be sent to ensure players do not lose track of time and overindulge.

To prevent overspending, players are subject to a daily limit of INR 7000 ($85 USD) for in-game purchases.

Krafton has implemented these restrictions to address concerns related to video game addiction, as raised by the government. The company aims to mitigate excessive spending and curb violent imagery within the game. It is crucial for players to be aware of and comply with these limitations.

So, if you are under 18, please ensure that you register with a parent or guardian before playing BGMI. Additionally, be mindful of your playtime and spending habits. Adhering to these simple rules will help create a fun and safe experience for everyone.

Apart from the aforementioned restrictions, players should also keep the following aspects in mind while engaging with BGMI

1. Respectful Behavior: Display respect towards fellow players by avoiding toxic conduct such as name-calling and harassment.

2. Adherence to Rules: Familiarize yourself with the game's regulations and abide by them. Violating the rules can lead to a ban.

3. Enjoyment Perspective: Remember that BGMI is a game meant to be enjoyed, not taken overly