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Campaign asking EU to stop publishers "destroying" online games hit by anonymous transparency complaint
(www.rockpapershotgun.com)
Stop Killing Games:
The consumer movement to stop game publishers from intentionally destroying older games with kill switches.
The goal is to reach 1 million signatures in the EU so that the european parliament will respond to the initiative that then leads to regulation that requires end-of-life plans for games to stay playable.
lol, those arbiters of reason want to talk about what is the threshold of reasonable?
Yet it’s completely okay for corporate lobbyists to spend more time with politicians than with everyday people.
Well yes. They're being paid to!
Yeah, Ubisoft would certainly know a thing or two about reasonable hours to work on something:
https://www.nme.com/news/report-ubisoft-paris-workers-allege-crunch-culture-morally-and-physically-exhausting-development-3420843
https://www.eurogamer.net/700-ubisoft-workers-strike-in-france-over-failed-salary-negotiations
Yep, they know so much about reasonable working hours that uh, they caused a union to be either formed or joined en masse by their employees, to coordinate a strike against those 'reasonable hours', and other shitty shit Ubisoft does.
Vive le Syndikat, mort aux esclavagistes.