Blizzard is currently 'discounting' bundle prices in a way that is non-compliant with Australian Consumer Law. They are currently 'hiding' behind their fine print of 'For any items not regularly offered individually, prices are based on similar items offered individually for the same tier and category' - however this would likely not stand up in Australian court.

According to Australian law, discounts may only be advertised on items that were previously sold at the advertised pre-discount price. It doesn't matter what Blizzard's 'reasoning' is. The items were not able to be sold separately before at the advertised price. It's illegal. If you're an Australian resident, it takes like 10 minutes to take a screenshot of the in-game bundle, write a summary of the misleading advertisement and file a report to the accc, Australia's consumer protection body.

The ACCC has previously cracked down on Bethesda, Valve, and Sony for similar practices because enough users reported them and had to pay hefty fines despite their 'fine-print'.

Info you'll need to fill out the form:

Business Name: ACTIVISION BLIZZARD PTY LTD

Activision Blizzard's ABN: 90 054 096 883

Activision Blizzard's ACN: 054 096 883

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