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"We will continue to allow any sales where a payment is given for a known item, which means that items that had been purchased as “gacha” will be allowed to be re-sold as long as the buyer knows in advance the item and quantity they will receive. We will, of course, still allow fatpacks, and any other currently-allowed distribution mechanisms." So, basically, the randomization part has to be removed. I'd assume that the gacha machines won't go away altogether, but that they would need to be retooled so that instead of sending you a random gacha, you're choosing a specific one for X Ls. Perhaps a new model would be that gacha makers may make the various "higher rarity" types a little more expensive to compensate for lack of random chance? I personally wouldn't mind a little markup vs base gacha if I could choose what ones I'd be getting. And it would certainly help avoid the MP flooding of all those random ones that no one seems to want. Long post short: The randomizers need to be changed to be similar to regular product vendors. This would cut down on instances of one person playing a gacha and spending all of their Ls and never getting the "common" one they want. Similarly, selling/buying Gachas in the MP would be business as normal, except that people can't sell "gacha chances", which are just like playing a gacha machine. Most of us selling/buying are doing so because we spent a lot of Ls and never got (or just finally got) the one we wanted, so have a bloated inventory of extras. So long as there's a picture indicating what the Gacha item is, to show the customer what they're buying, then all is good on that front.