art petition To preserve video access video recently achieved a significant importance to a million signatures, but there are two more challenges to overcome before the final level can be overcome. “Stop killing games” moves reach a million votes early this month, which means European Union It is important to mention the adoption of legislation that answers this issue. However, the petition will first face the threat of potentially fake signatures and resistance from major studios and publishers.
Stopping to kill initiative games, Ross Scott made, refers to passing new laws to ensure that video games are running anyway when developer support. The petition is a direct answer to if Ubisoft saves The crew From online stores, close the game servers in 2024, and eliminate licenses from players who buy the game. Scott and other critics feel that Ubisoft actions set a dangerous introduction for players who can lose their purchases in a purchased game in a purchased game in a purchased game.
Although there is enough signature to move to the next step, Scott explained to a YouTube video That many of these may not be completely filled, while others may be falsely submitted. The founder of the event said, “This is not a change petition, it is a government process,” adding “its spoosa signatures is a crime.” To ensure adequate legitimate signatures have been collected, Scott says there should be at least 10 percent more likely to cover incorrect items. As of July 6, the petition earned more than 1.2 million signatures.
Ahead of the signatures, a European adbokasy group that includes major study studios and publishers such as Electronic Arts, Microsoft and Nintendo released a statement opposing the movement.
“Private servers are not always a viable alternative option for players as the protections we put in place to secure players’ data, remove an unsafe community content would not exist and would leave rights holders liable,” The statement read. “Besides, many titles are designed from the ground-to online-only; in these suggestions selected by games selected in these video games.”
To a Longer reportVideo European group games say this initiative “will raise costs and risks in the development of games,” make a bad game game available in Europe. “
