By that logic, they should euthanize the C suite when they retire.
How about this... Not "buying" a game that's disabled if it's no longer online...
Or not buying any new Ubisoft game that requires online. I don't want to buy something that they are gonna destroy.
Or not buying any new Ubisoft game.
One great benefit of the stop killing games initiative is the spotlight being put onto EULA's. we all knew this is the wild shit EULA's tried to dictate for years now, but now we have media actually reporting on it. even if SKG goes nowhere, at least we've had a revival of this massive consumer issue.
In case someone somehow didn't know yet: https://www.stopkillinggames.com/
I feel we are gonna need to reach at least that 1.4M with all the companies being against it and actively lobbying. I bet they they are gonna be extremely nitpicky with the signatures to invalidate as many as possible.
Paint a bigger target, why dont ya? I know its hard to reach the middle of your back.
And here I thought it was just me who saw the logo unfurling and changing from a spiral into a Bullseye.
Helps if you view it from the side:
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Someone at Ubisoft must want the EU to come after them.
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