If you don’t want to read all of it here you go,
EA denied these allegations and claimed that it would never use its patented technology to push players towards loot boxes. The developer decided to provide the plaintiffs with a chance to speak to their developers and engineers regarding the use and functionality of DDA. They were also given a lot of technical specifications and documentations that explained the technology in detail.
After reviewing all of the tech specifications and chatting with EA engineers, the plaintiffs were satisfied that EA was not using its patented technology to drive players towards loot boxes. As a result, they made the decision to drop the class action lawsuit.
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That's how a settlement works--the plaintiff drops the case and signs an NDA after the defendant writes them a check.
It was never settled man. People need to read before they talk.
https://www.legitgambling.com/news/dda-loot-box-class-action-lawsuit-against-ea-dropped/
If you don’t want to read all of it here you go,
EA denied these allegations and claimed that it would never use its patented technology to push players towards loot boxes. The developer decided to provide the plaintiffs with a chance to speak to their developers and engineers regarding the use and functionality of DDA. They were also given a lot of technical specifications and documentations that explained the technology in detail.
After reviewing all of the tech specifications and chatting with EA engineers, the plaintiffs were satisfied that EA was not using its patented technology to drive players towards loot boxes. As a result, they made the decision to drop the class action lawsuit.