starts giving out forks and torches

No idea how it works, all I know is that mine said $ and so it got converted because Lootboy gives cards in $ and not in € not that I am not happy for that person, just weird that how it is converted, that's all.

I did get diamonds from those packs in the past, like 3-5 in every 10th pack or so. Maybe they did decrease the chances, maybe chances are better with Safari Venture, who knows. However, Safari Venture also costs 5 times as many coins and I'm not interested in the game, because it doesn't have trading cards - which (apart from that small chance on a Steam wallet code) is the only reason I bother with lootboy at all. I guess I'll just wait until the exploration quests reset tonight and have that 1 diamond as well.

It was not sneaky, it stand in the news (and was discussed here in the thread too -1 or 2 sites ago...-)

Well, you do, though. The top return went from 1500 to 2000. Hence, more. They just phrased it really misleadingly, with the implication that the average would be going up, rather than the maximum- which, after opening hundreds of packs pre-change and 50 post-change, definitely doesn't seem to be the case (I was getting nearly twice the average coin return pre-change).

That said, I'm not sure why you're bringing up FSA packs; I, and I believe the others in this nesting, are actually exclusively making reference to the standard coin packs.

Each pack only has a limited number (say, 3 to 8 or so) of exclusive drops, listed at the top of the pack description, of which you've a small chance of getting a pull from. Usually, you'll instead get something from the general loot pool that all packs have access to, which can give you a game for any PC platform.

I don't believe they have any console games available anywhere on the site, as the console packs actually have store credit codes as their exclusives, same as the FSA does for Steam. Any premium pack can, however, theoretically drop a Win Store, UPlay, GOG, Origin, or Steam key. [Perhaps even BNet, Twitch, etc; Lootboy doesn't seem to make any distinctions on PC platforms at all, so drops should be limited simply to what Lootboy can get a hold of, rather than to any sort of preference on their part.]

In other words, as a PC-owner, you shouldn't ever be in a position where you get something you can't use (though whether you want to use that platform or game is another matter). Hence my pointing out that such a dynamic wasn't true for those aiming for console packs, as they still pull from the general PC-oriented loot table, rather than having their own console-based one [though in fairness, it's not like consoles have all that many low-value games to bulk up packs with, like PC does; As such it's not feasible for Lootboy to switch to such a dynamic without also making console packs a fair bit more expensive].

Who does own one (and also uses this site)? Most people I know favor Nintendo for consoles, followed by Sony, and skip XBox in favor of PC, where possible. Xbox is generally just considered an alternative to PC gaming, at least within my circles.